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...when you begin to get that lovely glow of satisfaction that your horse is in with a good chance of winning?
Apart that is, when it's actually passed the post.
Be interesting to know what it is that suddenly makes you think you could be on the winner.
Apart that is, when it's actually passed the post.
Be interesting to know what it is that suddenly makes you think you could be on the winner.
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Probably the moment when they go for it, you can usually tell whos not going to be involved
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when Thommo says "he's looking between his legs and likes what he sees.....", you generally know you are on a winner imo
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Over the jumps as I'm one of only two in with a shout rounding the final bend and I can see the other jockey hard at it.
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I got that feeling when I backed a horse called Jim Tango last wk quickly evaporated when he found absolutely nothing and just threw the towel in
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if my horse is 20 lengths second coming to the last, and Deckie is yanking on the reins of the clear leader slowing his mount into the final fence, I like to think I still have a chance.....
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That nanosecond as the 'winner' arrives at the finish and Smudger calls the result.
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