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Footiefan111
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By:
Slicer
When: 10 Nov 12 12:42
Not his fault- the horse was pulling his arms out all the way round expending energy all the time!

I hope this clarifies the matter!
By:
Principino
When: 10 Nov 12 12:42
dummy as...hole
By:
Principino
When: 10 Nov 12 12:43
yes... but why he did´t pull him out????? and squeezed all the time his energy??? dummy Mccoy
By:
parispike
When: 10 Nov 12 12:43
you blame the jockey for the antics of a recalcitrant and green horse who was priced at a stupid price?
By:
Footiefan111
When: 10 Nov 12 12:43
the horse was green but he never got it to focus
By:
Glossy
When: 10 Nov 12 12:44
Never read such drivel.
By:
koikeeper
When: 10 Nov 12 12:45
It amazes me, the amount of jocks that persevere  on strangling horses instead of letting them get on with it...
they may settle better from the front...
By:
parispike
When: 10 Nov 12 12:45
keep reading the forum Glossy!!
By:
Footiefan111
When: 10 Nov 12 12:45
trying to be clever by winning easily cost him, you see the winner kings lad was getting the hurry up why before the Mr mole incident
By:
wonders
When: 10 Nov 12 12:46
pocket talkers horse is a dog
By:
ph.
When: 10 Nov 12 12:46
should have strode own, horse was retractable and sulked once fed up with having his back teeth prised out. May one day make the horse a racehorse but didn't help todays backers.The smartarses who know best wouldn't bet 2/5 anyway so they will be all knowing and understanding regarding AP's efforts.
By:
differentdrum
When: 10 Nov 12 12:47
This was his third race. The jockey is paid to get the horse to settle. Far too often AP struggles to get them jumping/and or settled and hence another disaster for those who follow him over the cliff in novice races.
By:
welshrock
When: 10 Nov 12 12:47
bet an odds on at your peril - more money to be made in them losing  . I feel rather pathetic for backing him - not mccoys fault only ours !! simple
By:
bannahan
When: 10 Nov 12 12:48
Yeah, he should of gave the horse a pep talk pre race.....Cry
By:
soba
When: 10 Nov 12 12:48
Why was the horse so short Shocked
By:
koikeeper
When: 10 Nov 12 12:49
Hard to say the horse is a dog...was 2-2 before today....didnt jump at all well, high head carraige, pulled & ran green...

A different horse next time I think.
By:
Nonaynever
When: 10 Nov 12 12:58
".... jockey is paid to get the horse to settle...." I'll have an even tenner on the half ton horse over the 8st jockey please.
By:
flyingbolt
When: 10 Nov 12 12:59
Footiefan

Do you blame the jockey every time you lose or are there even more losers you back that we don't hear about ?
By:
flyingbolt
When: 10 Nov 12 13:00
Nonaynever

Don't think AP has been 8st since he was about 11.

HTH
By:
Nonaynever
When: 10 Nov 12 13:02
It was a generalism Bolt, doubt the horse is exactly half a ton either!!
By:
flyingbolt
When: 10 Nov 12 13:05
No but at lest you are closer with that one.Happy
By:
halcyon days
When: 10 Nov 12 13:50
440kgs and 75kgs respectively
By:
flyingbolt
When: 10 Nov 12 13:58
75kg over 11st imo
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