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You need stats to back up your case. Hills, see my other post, you would not make money laying his mounts. Neither would you laying Ahern. See below for swervers. Chris Catlin 50–706 7% 69 68 72 £143,717 £364,658 -362.56 Liam Keniry 50–640 8% 71 62 72 £147,407 £277,363 -257.01 James Sullivan 44–654 7% 73 57 64 £191,001 £296,579 -277.29 Kieren Fox 21–326 6% 40 29 43 £67,177 £107,619 -170.50 To name but a few. There are so many jockeys to swerve rather than the usual suspects people post on here. Facts first!! |
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Chappers just twitted: he twits -
Catlin models himself on Fallon and deserves a top job! |
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The weedy ones that aren't very strong
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The ones that fallen off their horses and lying on the ground
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Arguement in point for R Hills is that he gets opportunities on good or better quality horses than the others but still manages not to win on enough of theses horses what makes the situation worse is so many of his horses are strong in the betting market....
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Fair point.
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Not necessarily a fair point. He often rides horses at false prices, because they have a large price tag, and trained by top trainers.
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Fair point
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The ones that have been out on a late night bender and they are still full of drink and that
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Gibbons is a late night drinker, and he seems well on it.
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Howie Ephgrave is still at the top of my list
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Without doubt R Hills is not one you want on your side unless he has a stone in hand....
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Reckon Hills heard you
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Good luck to him will rarely almost never carry my cash again......
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