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did a buick
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dumpling
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Wasn't off last time and as the odds were poor, doubt he was off this time also.
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Nijinsky wouldn`t have won from there
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Good winner
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waiting for windsor
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I don't rate the man as a decent jockey. He rides too many BAD rides during his races. Wentworth was flying at the finish. Best horse in the race and it didn't win. A very POOR ride
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Whens it going hurdling?
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Didn't realise how close it got - what a terrible , terrible ride.
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a disappointing haul for wizard
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Wasn't guaranteed to stay mile?
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didnt back it----but that was a Terrible ride
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Check out spencer on feyedi unbelievable ram up every horse finished like a train on the bridle
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another 100yds and he would have won.
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It a flat spot, didn't pick up till 1 1/2 out. Not sure he did a lot wrong, unlike yesterday!
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FB i'm purely referring to what hughes may have thought... not especially bred for 1m+
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being drawn 30 of 29 didn't help.
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high number even
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Fair enough,gman...........whatever was in his head he was utterly wrong.
As for the draw,yesterday he was drawn on the far side and made a ridiculous sideways move to the stand side,today he's drawn on the stand side and takes his horse behind everything to get towards the far side. Is he back on the pop ? |
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Collective noun for a group of jockeys is, I believe, a flock.
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Ran out of strikes as well
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got what it deserved, run a horse on its merits and it knows how to race.
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He's having a mare.
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hes certainly had better meetings
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should get back to his comfort zone--WINDSOR AND KEMPTON
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i just put a post up m8 never seen you had posted already :-] but at leat we are singing from the same song sheet ! what a shocker ,and the authorities turn a blind eye to it m8 !
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He is riding like a brain dead moron, it is shocking what he is doing, yet what do the media say? Fook all because they are all a bunch of cowardly koonts
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I'd say Richard Hannon Snr tore him a new one after today....
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Cambridgeshire winner , get on.
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I don't think Hughesie did anything wrong the horse was poorly drawn (jockeys always place a lot of importance to the draw particularly in big fields)
The pace was on other side,horse lacks a bit of pace at this level to get in contention Hughes was working it over 2 furlongs out little effect till inside final furlong catching tiring horses made it look bad, Horse defo needs further to be seen at his best imo and i backed it without taking these factors into account but there you go that's my fault. Hughes said at the start of the week his best chance of a winner at Ascot was on BUNKER on Saturday !! shows you how hard it is to win any of these races. |
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I backed it and thought it was good at the weights--I heard in the media it had got lazy and the 6 furlong run last was to wake him up a bit-------------when you see the view from inside the track on channel 4 it was clear that when Hughes asked him to go it took about half a furlong to get going and the rest is history--I'm disappointed but there are any amount like this during Ascot week
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horses don't come back too the field so easly when the ground is dry but he had the horse way too far back in the earlier part off the race his switch off at the back style early doors ,does not suit this track on faster ground ,that aint once twice this horse has had a shocker it even states in the sporting life given a nightmare ride :-] you find a lot off winners at ascot stay a bit further because off the standard off horses running i.e they normally run at a good clip making it a true run race and a lot off the horses dont see out the trip i. milers tend too win 7 f races etc but it is also important too be bear the pace you just cannot switch a horse at the back for the 1st couple off fur cos when you try too make up the ground ,the competition is hot and they have already gone making it impossible too real them in today was a lesson in how not too ride that track ,just cant help feeling having said that the horse was wanted it was that bad !
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Confidence is a fragile thing.
I am a big fan but all week he has looked weak/outbattled in finishes, panicked and made bad switches and held up horses too far off the pace. I think he will be doubting himself right now and worth bearing in mind if punting him but expect the class jockey he is to reappear as soon as he bangs a winner in. |
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why would u drop a horse out last behind a wall of horses when there is 10 acres of room to your left? horse could not get into its stride as hughes was constantly angling it for a run.
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He needs to hot foot it to the comfort blanket that is Goodwood tomorrow night...and quick!!
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has there been no excuse from the great stable?something must have gone wrong for the defeat unless they are running out of them
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