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02 Oct 13
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didnt stop riding but took it easy
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stopped riding
long holiday and the racing world will be better without him |
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I'm sure RUK will have a go in a minute
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have to say there was some significant in-running lays. market 2.6ish....2.8 to lay for 800, happened a few times. 2.4 trading 2.6 to lay 800.
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He is down there in the bottom 5 of top 5m jockeys
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was cruising it , thought he had it won
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angus almost said what we all know...........................then remembered what a spineless prik he really is
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didnt stop riding but one more crack he would have won just too confident no ban imho
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Angus thought about it, but thinks, he got beat a nose and we'll leave it at that.
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not exactly showboating but a major professional error
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Moving back and forward in tune with the horses head with no vigour is not the same as riding it out properly, as soon as he realized what was happening he got more serious, deffo deserves a ban.
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horse changed its legs then...........dont help
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I rate Havlin but that was a shocker. Should get a ban. How those eejits on RUK can make out the result wouldn't have been any different if he'd kept riding him out vigorously defies belief.
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"no offers" on ere flags them up.................
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I laid it, but did not trade out, even at 1.01, not R Havlins fault, twas the fault of the k n o b jockey pressing the buttons.
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u rate havlin?. wow.
thats honestly the first time ive ever heard/read someone say/write that. |
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i'm not sure whether it was a mistake , or an excellently judged ride to just get beat , that's why he kept looking around
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No i didnt lay it, i layed Frankies !!!!
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I turned over as I though Havlin had won it half a length - can't believe it lost - what a piece of ****.
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was a case of brain dead incompetence , can you get a ban for that ? ,
or just get offered less rides |
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given how rancid the game is at times he can probably expect more rides
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r havlin is a very incompetent jockey , its not today or yesterday we know this, it just shows the quality of the game when a guy like this is making a substantial living from the game
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Anyone know whos the 'expert' in the ruk studio with angus today..
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stewards happy
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'perfectly happy' at that
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surprised Jonny Gozzer puts up with it
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Sporting Life comment .....
"Prominent, led over 8f out, ridden clear over 1f out, still 3 lengths up 100 yards out, just pushed out towards finish, caught post" |
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Havlin looked over his shoulder before the furlong pole and decided he had it won, he clearly didn't ride the horse out and should be suspended. The stewards in Oz would have crucified him even if it had won and heaven knows what the Indians would do if they suspended Dwyer for 8 months.Frankie has been weak in a finish for ages and finishes like a train,come on. No wonder they all enjoy racing here ! Even so I thought it had held on as did most of the people in the shop I was watching it in.
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if he was riding in india dont even think he would come out alive from track to be honest, these clowns of jockeys have it too easy here
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It must have been bad. The race is missing from the replays list at RUK.
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