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By:
Diamond_Joe_Quimby
When: 27 Apr 13 17:06
I totally agree. He has as many winners in Ireland as the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th in the Trainers title this year. It really is an unhealthy state for Irish racing
By:
conkian
When: 27 Apr 13 17:08
i was going to post the same what chance does that give other trainers over there  same as o'brien shouldn't be allowed imo should be restricted to 2 entries
By:
harcon
When: 27 Apr 13 17:30
A genius, pure and simple
By:
silvergreaser
When: 27 Apr 13 17:40
Here we go again the use of the word "genius" to describe a simple horse trainer, getting horses fit to run in a horse race is hardly the stuff of genius?, in Mullins case very expensive purchases.
By:
conkian
When: 27 Apr 13 17:41
harcon

have a lie down mate
By:
flyingbolt
When: 27 Apr 13 17:47
So anyone could do it then,silvergreaser ?
By:
silvergreaser
When: 27 Apr 13 17:52
Well Mick Channon an ex footballer who had no horse breeding in his genes managed it, and so too did Frannie Lee.

Jim Bolger worked as an accountant before trying his hand at getting racehorses fit.
By:
martin118
When: 27 Apr 13 17:52
A complete joke, what a waste of time.
This is supposed to be competetive racing but one trainer has all the best horses.
And yes anyone could do it with a modicum of knowlege, its just down to money.
Get the best horses and you can become a genius.
By:
jmc27
When: 27 Apr 13 17:53
Whats stopping the others from doing the same then if its so easy???
By:
flyingbolt
When: 27 Apr 13 17:57
Careful,jmc.
You are in danger of stalling this rant with common sense.
By:
martin118
When: 27 Apr 13 17:59
About 100M Euro?
By:
flyingbolt
When: 27 Apr 13 17:59
Frannie Lee.
Yeah I wonder what happened to him.
Mick Channon
Worked for Hannon for donkeys years. I expect he learned something.
By:
silvergreaser
When: 27 Apr 13 18:04
Right flyingbolt and jmc give me some examples where Willie stands out from the crowd to be adorned the way OTT description of "GENIUS"?.

I'm pretty sure most trainers prepare a horse much the same as the next guy for a horse race?, which usually amounts to working them on the gallops.

What does Willie do different that Tom, Tony and his inlaw Margaret don't do?, considering I'm sure they all learned the ropes from their father Paddy?.
By:
Pre-Fat-Low-Fat-Foods
When: 27 Apr 13 18:06
Ignore the bitter ignoramus above
By:
Arklearkle
When: 27 Apr 13 18:07
Its bad enough having armchair jockeys now we have armchair
By:
Arklearkle
When: 27 Apr 13 18:07
Its bad enough having armchair jockeys now we have armchair
By:
Arklearkle
When: 27 Apr 13 18:08
.... trainers
By:
silvergreaser
When: 27 Apr 13 18:08
bitter ignoramous or realist?
By:
jmc27
When: 27 Apr 13 18:14
Well if you think everyone prepares horses in the same way sums you your knowledge tbh.  ZILCH!!!

Silvergreaser is just a troll always trying to go against the grain because its the only way he gets attention on here.
His arguments are so poor the lad that keeps thanking the tiplines looks like some sort of Einstein compared to him.
By:
jmc27
When: 27 Apr 13 18:14
silvergreaser 27 Apr 13 18:08 Joined: 11 Feb 10 | Topic/replies: 5,141 | Blogger: silvergreaser's blog
bitter ignoramous or realist?


No just pure ignoramus
By:
brockville
When: 27 Apr 13 18:15
Claiming to be a realist dosen't really help your argument as realists are simply losers in denial.
By:
silvergreaser
When: 27 Apr 13 18:17
Still havent gave me any examples apart from juvenile put me downs which is I suppose to strengthen your argument?.
By:
Diamond_Joe_Quimby
When: 27 Apr 13 18:19
Claiming to be a realist dosen't really help your argument as realists are simply losers in denial.


Laugh WTF!!??
By:
flyingbolt
When: 27 Apr 13 18:19
How do you think he got all these rich owners supplying him with horses, silvegreaser ?
By:
jmc27
When: 27 Apr 13 18:20
Anytime I got in any sort of debate with you I wipe the floor because you are just to stupid to engage with anyway its fun calling you names.
By:
brockville
When: 27 Apr 13 18:25
Laugh WTF!!??

Ouch....take it your proud to be a realist LaughLaughLaugh
By:
silvergreaser
When: 27 Apr 13 18:27
Be related to a top trainer, get lucky by having a few good horses early in your career like Florida Pearl and you usually get noticed, so some more flushed owners send you a few expensive ones and these turn out to be pretty decent too and now you're at the top of the tree and all the big owners want to send you their horses, yet you don't train your horses any different than than your brother Tom and Tony or your sister in law Margeret?.
By:
flyingbolt
When: 27 Apr 13 18:37
Be related to a top trainer...So was Jim Dreaper. So were Willie's siblings.It would be hard to argue that Willie hasn't surpassed by a mile anything Paddy achieved.
Florida Pearl...every trainer needs a good horse.
By:
silvergreaser
When: 27 Apr 13 19:11
Of course he has surpassed Paddy bolty, but I bet you he doesn't train his horses that much different now than when his Daddy taught him how?.

Nobody denies the guy can train horses but its safe to say scores of other trainers would do the same job (some even better maybe?) if they were training the hugely expensive purchases that Willie has at his disposal?.

Yes he had 14 winners this week (charity race included) and plenty of placed horses but he also had a succession of fancied ones turned over.

To get back to the original point of the thread its not healthy for Irish National Hunt racing and its the same on the flat where just two trainers have the vast bulk of the best horses at their respective codes.

Willes laughing all the way to the bank so he doesnt care if you call him a genius or a simple horse trainer, but I suppose he doesnt mind if the media keep calling him a genius even if hes s****ing at the description underneath his breath as he knows the owners are listening in and if you say black is white often enough you eventually start to believe it.
By:
silvergreaser
When: 27 Apr 13 19:14
how the hell can s-****-i-n-g be a banned word? I suppose if we remove the "s" and the "ing" we get a vulgar description of a black person, lord save us!
By:
flyingbolt
When: 27 Apr 13 19:20
I agree it's not great for one stable to be so dominant. It's the same over here. It's the way it is but Mullins has got to the top by success.
By:
Diamond_Joe_Quimby
When: 27 Apr 13 19:28
To get back to the original point of the thread its not healthy for Irish National Hunt racing and its the same on the flat where just two trainers have the vast bulk of the best horses at their respective codes.

I agree with this. I think though the Flat is a bit better in that you have Bolger, and some 2nd rank trainers who on their day can provide decent opposition. The national hunt scene is at a worrying cross roads. Gigginstown are the ONLY decent opposition and even they are unable to get anyway close unless having horses with Mullins (Crazy)
Meade is a spent force, Elliot is feeding off scraps and the rest are either absolute rubbish at training or have very poor stock.

What makes Mullins stand out though is when he gets horses off "Low Grade" trainers and suddenly ends up improving them by upwards of 30ilbs (Thousand Stars, Abbey Lane etc etc......)
By:
silvergreaser
When: 27 Apr 13 19:57
But what does he do to improve these horses 30lb's diamond?.

Contaminated feed?

I cant believe he is doing anything spectacularly different that most other top trainers or even journeymen trainers do?.

Nobody can give me a satisfactory answer that can stand up to the closest scrutiny?.
By:
flyingbolt
When: 27 Apr 13 19:59
If we knew the answer to that we'd be top trainers ourselves.


Wish I could do that head in handas thing.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 27 Apr 13 20:01
I wish i had a mole in the yard, would be priceless.
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