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Seems to be coming a cropper at the last hurdle, when in with a winning chance, all too often these days. Same sort of fall as well, horses over pitching after the obstacle.
He must change something he does from what he does normally throughout the rest of the race.
Whatever, like a golfer sometimes needs to change his swing, Ruby needs to look at changing something he does when putting hurdlers under pressure at the end of a race imo.
He must change something he does from what he does normally throughout the rest of the race.
Whatever, like a golfer sometimes needs to change his swing, Ruby needs to look at changing something he does when putting hurdlers under pressure at the end of a race imo.
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Well said mick - I think he just goes for it no matter how far the horse is from the fence or hurdle. It probably feels brave but it's pretty stupid too.
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Would it have won? How short did it trade at on here?
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Mullins clearly schools horses well at home but does he school them over equivalent of 'the last' hurdle or fence? it would seem not
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Throwing fairly inexperienced horses at the last as you can't afford to lose ground getting in tight. Maybe he should make his challenge a little earlier on the lightly raced types.
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maybe they are all pink hurdles for him.
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He seems to me to 'go long'only at the last, so the horse hurdles proficiently then is asked to do something different at the last hurdle. Is he confusing the horse when the fastest part of the race is reached? It's odd, but it has happened too often this season for it to be a coincidence.
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Has always had the worst rate of fallers and unseats, yet you cant criticise Ruby.
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he is just copying what Deckie has been doing for a decade
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Giving very short price layers every chance.
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