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Agreed, that was shameful, it was obvious what was going on there.
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Very lucky not to get an expensive horse killed with his antics.
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He loves dicing with death.
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"shameful" "obvious what was going on"!? If you think he did that on purpose, risking the horse's life and his life then you're an idiot
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of course he didn't do it on purpose you clown..the ride he gave it made it almost inevitable it would happen though....
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horse was not being put in the race..
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Who said anything about him risking the horse's life idiot? The way he rode it caused the incident.
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Ah sorry what was "obvious" was he was c heating and not trying to win on the horse and because of this he caused it to fall. Is that what your claiming? It happens every race according to the compulsive freaks that have taken over the forum
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Dont know how he ended up being squeezed for rom. Typical Paul really
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thats the point sj..its not as if galway doesn't have 30 runner fields ..plenty of room for him....
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Carberry would agree it was his finest hour - lets move on!
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wasn't ;)
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5/4 starting price told it's own story.
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I can only assume you never watched the race nonaynever.
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Priors Gold and Carberry just then - absolutely cantering to the last and then he performs like a circus clown for the next 200 yards.
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watched it, backed it. Went for a gap, gap closed, horse clipped heals and went down. If you've got an issue with him going for the gap, fine, you're entitled to your opinion but what you were implying was that he was intentionally putting it in traffic because he wasn't trying to win.
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I think you are in a minority of one here, nevertheless hopefully you will have learnt from this in preparation for your 2nd bet.
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ignorant horse wouldnt drop the bit throughout the race...looked more like the horse genuflected than clipped heals
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Pockets talking I suspect. Carberry was trying to teach an inexperienced horse to settle. The idea he would deliberately do something like that is complete;y insane. New owner for Elliot, big money horse. The lunatics have taken over the asylum.
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I remember something similar happening with Corkskeagh Royal in his first novice at Galway, fell and was never the same horse after.
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that would be the worry neill ...barry will be a worried man now for awhile at least...not many can put their hands on £250,000 in a hurry..then watch a clown do that to it....
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I didn't have a bet in the race, but I thought it was a terrible ride.
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yep, has to prove his wellness now, hope he does, we are short on good horse in Ireland atm
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very much so ...just hope for barry's sake he's fine tomorrow...the man puts a massive amount of money into irish racing and for something like that to happen to him ..its mind blowing...
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This must be the most laughable thread of the year
W@nkrider = Utter **** Talking Clown of the HIGHEST order |
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all is wrong with w@nkrider is he has lost his last few quid and is demented he cant go to shelbourne tonight to take on teddy...
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nothing wrong with workriders comments agreed, we know who the CLOWNS are.
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Workrider talking sense on this one - the horse was cantering and pulling hard yet he was content to ram it up the backend of other horses.
Hopefully they've not ruined a top class horse. |
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them irish diddley waks are a law upon themselves.
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