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13 Jul 13
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Just watch the ride on face the problem and make your own minds up
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good man Jamie...
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I did and I have. If the stewards don't look into that "effort" and take firm action against the cheat/clown then the game is well and truly finished.
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Easy know it wasn't wanted today the owners other horse wins
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He could plead tactical ineptitude
He'd have a hell of a lot of supporting evidence from throughout his career |
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Im tempted to buy a horse that is a habitual front runner and put the t**t up
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718 nice 1 pal. you too 180!!!!!!
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A brilliant ride to be second on Princess of Orange. Of course, she might have won if Frank had been close enough to see the winner.
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Superb ride by Thomas Brown.
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Unlucky there.
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how could he lose that?
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that was a beauty
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The man is very ordinary
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If I'd backed that, I would be throwing myself off a bridge. The man's a joke
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had about one tenth of the amount I wanted on c tafé society because of that so called 'jockey' - it's amazing he gets any rides, don't the owners watch his 'efforts' before approving the booking
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That was one of the worst rides you will see. He got it out in time and then hung onto it until it was too late. Knighthood is in the post
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never hit it is it a dodgy horse?
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the last two races at Ascot have been utterly bad bad rides.
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No surprise really.
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Other jockeys are a bit stronger sometimes.
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As big a tw@t as has ever sat on a horse.
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boycie, splinters hurting his backside.
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astonishing scenes
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Spencer is he a complete buffoon, or is he pulling them? No wonder the Coolmore boys got rid!
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Never mind guys...despite your fury, Boyce thinks you'll still be happy with the outcome as it's another winner for 'Her Vag' - cretinous sycophant!
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Boyce is obnoxious.
A eunuch. |
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Reality of the situation is that you have to now factor in the man's ineptitude to your bet and the horse's price. Ridiculous circumstances when he's swinging on the bridle 1f out and you still can't feel confident.
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I hate to seem like an apologist but having watched that again, Spencer gave that an excellent ride until the last half furlong when he looked like a claimer in the closing stages.
Did he actually carry a whip?  Was he ordered not to give it a crack? What price did he trade? |
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I agree Gibberish.
I think he is not quite as strong as some in a finish. Ryan Moore being an obvious one. |
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"I hate to seem like an apologist"
Apologist...I didn't mean YOU  |
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Disagree Gibberish...he gave it a good ride upto the point when he finally saw daylight...middle-distance horses rarely quicken on a sixpence and Spencer was already running out of ground at that point but he continued to hands and heels it for another 100 yds before going for everything...too late...showboating
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Dunc - will you settle for 1f out then?
AND...he ALWAYS showboats! |
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Ok, we'll split the difference
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needs to have a good look at the ryan moore ride on dutch courage.
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what you on about awful ride lucky she had a stone in hand clueless
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