It's quite close to the finish, but his mount is already going to its left when PM decides to give it another smack with the whip in the right hand just prior to hampering the second.
It's quite close to the finish, but his mount is already going to its left when PM decides to give it another smack with the whip in the right hand just prior to hampering the second.
the guidelines state that the longer the SE goes on, the more likely the result should be allowed to stand
And of course for whatever reason the 'offender' is given the benefit of the doubt
the guidelines state that the longer the SE goes on, the more likely the result should be allowed to stand And of course for whatever reason the 'offender' is given the benefit of the doubt
He got away with it on Moviesta at Goodwood(G2, £50K), but his luck just ran out at Beverley.
2 DQs in 3 days the bookie chappies won't be happy with that 'concession' they usually only pay out on rarely!
He got away with it on Moviesta at Goodwood(G2, £50K), but his luck just ran out at Beverley.2 DQs in 3 days the bookie chappies won't be happy with that 'concession' they usually only pay out on rarely!
Jockey fails to keep his mount straight / helps his mount on its way to its left where it hampers the second before holding on grimly by a sh hd?
Anyone know how many days Mulrennan got?
RUK studio - why would they appeal?Jockey fails to keep his mount straight / helps his mount on its way to its left where it hampers the second before holding on grimly by a sh hd?Anyone know how many days Mulrennan got?
The Stewards held an enquiry under Rule (B)11.6 into possible interference shortly before the line. Having heard their evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found that the winner, OCEAN STORM (IRE), ridden by Paul Mulrennan, had interfered with FAIR FLUTTER (IRE), placed second, ridden by Patrick Mathers, and that the interference had improved OCEAN STORM (IRE)’s placing. They placed FAIR FLUTTER (IRE), first, and OCEAN STORM (IRE), second. The Stewards found Mulrennan in breach of Rule (B)54.1 and guilty of careless riding in that he had allowed his horse to drift left causing interference. They suspended him for 1 day as follows: Tuesday 24 September 2013.
6.40, fifth raceThe Stewards held an enquiry under Rule (B)11.6 into possible interference shortly before the line. Having heard their evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found that the winner, OCEAN STORM (IRE), ridden by Paul Mulrennan,
This was the stewards verdict after Mulrennan's ride on Moviesta at Goodwood -
They found Mulrennan in breach of Rule (B)54.1 and guilty of careless riding in that he had allowed his mount to drift continuously left awayfrom the whip without taking corrective action. They suspended him for 6 days as follows: Friday 16, Saturday 17, Sunday 18, Monday 19, Tuesday 20 and Wednesday 21 August 2013.
Perhaps they need a stronger deterrant cuz he was at it again this evening...
This was the stewards verdict after Mulrennan's ride on Moviesta at Goodwood -They found Mulrennan in breach of Rule (B)54.1 and guilty of careless riding in that he had allowed his mount to drift continuously left away from the whip without taking c
As it happens, I actually think Ocean Storm was the best horse in the race - because we can apply Willo's theory of 'buying lengths cheaply' to what happened.
Ocean Storm put distance between himself and the opposition in the hottest part of the race, only to be nearly run down by a horse who 'bought' his ground cheaply as the leader started to pay the price for his earlier exertions.
However, we can't be allowing jockeys to think they can get away with failing to keep their mounts straight in a win at any cost mentality. OS was already on its way to its left when Mulrennan decided to help it on its way by getting another smack into it.
As it happens, I actually think Ocean Storm was the best horse in the race - because we can apply Willo's theory of 'buying lengths cheaply' to what happened.Ocean Storm put distance between himself and the opposition in the hottest part of the race,
As it happens, I actually think Ocean Storm was the best horse in the race - because we can apply JW's theory of 'buying lengths cheaply' to what happened.
Ocean Storm put distance between himself and the opposition in the hottest part of the race, only to be nearly run down by a horse who 'bought' his ground cheaply as the leader started to pay the price for his earlier exertions.
However, we can't be allowing jockeys to think they can get away with failing to keep their mounts straight in a win at any cost mentality. OS was already on its way to its left when Mulrennan decided to help it on its way by getting another smack into it.
As it happens, I actually think Ocean Storm was the best horse in the race - because we can apply JW's theory of 'buying lengths cheaply' to what happened.Ocean Storm put distance between himself and the opposition in the hottest part of the race, on
What happened at Goodwood was a fecking disgrace imo. Anyone who backed the Gosden horse was robbed. Buick was unable to ride the horse out for the last half-furlong.
Similar situation in the Ebor last season with Dettori doing feck all to straighten his horse up before holding on by a small margin. He got a 6 day ban but connections got to keep the 100K+ first prize
What happened at Goodwood was a fecking disgrace imo. Anyone who backed the Gosden horse was robbed. Buick was unable to ride the horse out for the last half-furlong.Similar situation in the Ebor last season with Dettori doing feck all to straighten