Indeed and a little but luckier than Eva Moscrop earlier on but that little bit is all it take to make all the difference in the end.
No doubt if Kirby had failed to get up there would be those rushing on here to claim he was "at it" and didn't want to win.
Indeed and a little but luckier than Eva Moscrop earlier on but that little bit is all it take to make all the difference in the end.No doubt if Kirby had failed to get up there would be those rushing on here to claim he was "at it" and didn't want t
i just think they probably would have said why not go up the far rail when you know you have a ton left and there is a clear passage than risk not getting out pulling out wider
ima mazedi just think they probably would have said why not go up the far rail when you know you have a ton left and there is a clear passage than risk not getting out pulling out wider
If you grab the rail you may need a bit of luck, if it doesn`t come you can`t always blame the rider...
If he had lost that race he would have been very unlucky.
If you grab the rail you may need a bit of luck, if it doesn`t come you can`t always blame the rider...If he had lost that race he would have been very unlucky.
the leader had moved off the rail at the point i am referring
he decided to switch out it wasn't necessary, ie the run was clear up the rails
worked out ok anyway
the leader had moved off the rail at the point i am referringhe decided to switch out it wasn't necessary, ie the run was clear up the railsworked out ok anyway
hindsight is a wonderful thing,decision made in a split second
especially round there,where they tend to fan out, for me he looked in the perfect position turning in. i cant remember many hugging the rails to win up the straight.
hindsight is a wonderful thing,decision made in a split secondespecially round there,where they tend to fan out, for me he looked in the perfect position turning in. i cant remember many hugging the rails to win up the straight.
the dealer i agree with that mate, like my horses challenging wider usually
the thing is he had a run up the rail and a stone in hand = wins easily no dramas
not the need for hindsight
glad it worked out for him anyway
the dealer i agree with that mate, like my horses challenging wider usuallythe thing is he had a run up the rail and a stone in hand = wins easily no dramasnot the need for hindsightglad it worked out for him anyway
The leader was rolling about a bit before the bend and Kirby probably didn`t want to be on that horses inside beibg stuffed on the rails.
His point was proven when he did get the rails and The Dukkerer did roll inwards and block his passage.
The leader was rolling about a bit before the bend and Kirby probably didn`t want to be on that horses inside beibg stuffed on the rails.His point was proven when he did get the rails and The Dukkerer did roll inwards and block his passage.