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Horse racing cliches.
Horse racing cliches.
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"Got a good tune out of the horse"
"Given the office" "Riding out of his skin" "Not a bother on him" .... and if a horse has got a white face why do they always say BIG white face, why not small or medium or simply white face |
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and another one that annoys me ............
when a horse makes all the running to win, why is it always an "enterprising ride" ??? |
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haha birkdale,made me chuckle that one.Is it a face or a BLAZE tho? lol
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I've never heard them say "they've gone a furlong, and none have settled down"
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If a horse with a big white face is given an enterprising ride by a jockey riding out of his skin this afternoon, I think I'll smash up the TV
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Won with his ears pricked.
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silvergreaser
18 Aug 13 09:52 the other horse wanted it more I REALLY HATE THAT COMMENT  |
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that's a fitz special
the other horse wanted it more every sat no fail  |
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Flattered to deceive.
An improving type. ... blistering performance .. And here's a beauty I read this morning: Charlton added: "The owner clearly wants to jump every hurdle as it comes and he doesn't want to be saying definitely anything. We'll see what happens at York. The Champion Stakes is an option." The horse? Al Kazeem. The owner, presumably, Big Buck's (I hate that apostrophe). |
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"worried out of it" ....... what's that supposed to mean ?????
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the other horse wanted it more
That's straight out of X-factor or The Apprentice, isn't it? "I've never wanted anything more", "I just care tooo much" etc. etc. |
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The Johnstone horses always keep finding a lot for pressure
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The gelding operation has made a man of him. Yeah right.
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''not the greatest '*' in the world''
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I MARRIED A ''nag''...... phuckin' 'osse's !
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and the legendary thommo begins his dulcet toned commentary almost every time with ....' now then they're off so lets see what happens '.......and ' the favourites had it all his own way and is laughing at them here '.....and of course Steve Millars american expression ......' you cant allow him to walk the dog up front and control the race like that '
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back in the paddock here horse x looks like a future chaser
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When did 'over the top' (as in a late finishing winner) become compulsory ?
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'An 'improving type' in 'a race like this' (i.e. a substandard maiden) has its 'hoof on the till' after its last start run, which had 'back me next time' written all over it.'
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AP looks between his legs but all he can see is Ruby pushing and shoving
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"bumped into one" regularly annoys me, and "won by half the track" is impossible, as is "won doing handsprings"
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