@DI That's how I saw it too . Anyway - how can we know that constant application of the whip always makes a horse run faster or produce maximum effort ....maybe one or two taps brings out whatever they are capable of and further strokes are redundant . Isn't it possible that they can resent it too -we do know it makes many of them run off line ...which is not helpful to their chances.
@DIThat's how I saw it too .Anyway - how can we know that constant application of the whip always makes a horse run faster or produce maximum effort ....maybe one or two taps brings out whatever they are capable of and further strokes are redundant .
as jockeys become unbalanced, none moreso than richard hills. you have grasped what I've noticed so many times and taken advantage of down the years of 'in-running!' hills is like a butcher, no finesse whatsoever; he once said, 'hamdan likes me to hit them!' does he really?
as jockeys become unbalanced, none moreso than richard hills. you have grasped what I've noticed so many times and taken advantage of down the years of 'in-running!'hills is like a butcher, no finesse whatsoever; he once said, 'hamdan likes me to hit
Richard Hills probably uses the whip less than any other leading jockey except possibly Fallon. If he's ever been "done" for excessive use I can't remember it.
Richard Hills probably uses the whip less than any other leading jockey except possibly Fallon.If he's ever been "done" for excessive use I can't remember it.
How I saw it is that the favourite stopped after Moore couldnt hit him anymore and the second quickest horse won.
I guess all depends what we want to win, is it the best horse or the horse than runs on the best without the use of the whip. They are often 2 different things
How I saw it is that the favourite stopped after Moore couldnt hit him anymore and the second quickest horse won.I guess all depends what we want to win, is it the best horse or the horse than runs on the best without the use of the whip. They are of