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I don't know how to describe him, but he just keeps on getting the winners. Top jock for chelters at a big price given the current crop?
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He may have some decent ammunition but personally I wouldn't trust him on anything.
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Have a look at what he did on Gormanstown Cuckoo lto
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think the result of the galway race may have been decided beforehand .....
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I'm not saying he gets everything right, but the lack of competition gives him a head start in plenty races. (IMHO)
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I will keep a beady eye on him in the next. (Westmeath) And a few punts on the beast.... (punts being old fashioned money)
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there you go, explain that.
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That was woeful CC. Money was down, please tell me he's not 'at it'????
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they do what they are told.
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If I had a free rein as a steward there I would have asked him why he took the "wrong course" twice!!!!
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CC I agree with you and I am surprised that the jockeys, who are all riding to instructions, get so much stick on here.
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As it happens, I quite like the Irish game, more so since the new rules in the UK. I noticed a 340/1 winner during the week. At least O'Brien's not at it, and a few more top traners there.
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...then another thing that the BHA could bring in is written instruction from the trainers to the jockeys....
then everyone will know where they stand.... if jockeys are simply doing as they are told then it must be the trainers that are culpable when there are "strange" rides. |
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egner, you have to remember the Irish don't ride under BHA rules..
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no ....but in general stewarty b....
might be a good idea. |
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Don't think I have ever heard a word of criticism on ATR.
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Fists Of Fury for a nice treble taday??
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they do what they are told.
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Perhaps a bit of an enigma? But well wortth following imho.
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