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it's ok cos Tinkler is an amateur, so ok to ride and own a different one in the same race
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O'h that's comforting to know.
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well if your worried its 1 race surely you can have enough self control to just leave the race alone ffs
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There is no conflict of interests at all here. Andrew Tinkler is a professional (not amateur) jockey attached to Henderson's stable. He is not related to Andrew Tinkler, owner of Royal Diamond, who happens to be Chief Exec of the Stobart Haulage enterprise.
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If it helps to put your mind at ease I can confidently predict that Stealing The Line will not be winning today.
Very poor bumper it won last time with nothing of note able to muster up a challenge from three out and able to come home comfortably. Could very well take up the running today but will be done for speed approaching the final half mile. I think you'll probably find that O'Regan's style will probably suit Bedouin Boy without him having to get too whip happy. |
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I think the market agrees with my assessment of Stealing The Line.
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hard race but if mccoys is there at the finish he wins
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LuckyLucan 11 Oct 11 15:15
I think the market agrees with my assessment of Stealing The Line. Coming from someone who thought that Tayarat "is running way out of his depth and will finish a remote tailed-off" then I somehow doubt that. |
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Strange how when you have the 'knack' somehow it never leaves you. Some would call it a 'gift' that I have.
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same here lend us a fiver till i get on me feet. |
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La Parata nose [;)]
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Then there is always the get them both done and lay like it's going out of fashion!
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