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I have just watched the last race at Ludlow. Presumably, when you enter a horse for a hurdle race, you anticipate that it might encounter the occasional obstacle between the start and the finish of the race. With all due respect, I suggest that you might prepare your horse for such an eventuality. I believe that some trainers even "school" their their charges to prepare them.
You must be deeply embarrassed and I will not labour the point further. Look on the bright side - you have found an idiot who is paying you £25k + for the benefit of your expertise and professionalism.
You must be deeply embarrassed and I will not labour the point further. Look on the bright side - you have found an idiot who is paying you £25k + for the benefit of your expertise and professionalism.
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Probably been well schooled.
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I dont think he is as dim as he looks.
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