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*truly thick
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please accept my apologies!
Ok, as an act of good faith, I shall. ![]() But be warned, I expect big things when you return from re-schooling! Take an open mind...big help Who knows? We could be buddies. ![]() |
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If you start taking my posts at face value - as i do with the odd 1 of yours that does give worthwhile opinion - disagreeing when you genuinely think I am talking bullox, which is prob most of the time anyway, and instead of seeing my name and posting the usual blah blah then there is no reason why our relationship can't develop into 1 of mutual indifference.........
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THERE....IS....NO....SPOOOOON 23 Oct 13 12:01
Oh and Black Caviar wouldn't have lived with DayjurLaugh The ORACLE strikes again Laugh Cuckoooo Cuckoooo A typical reply from someone with nothing better to come back with. ![]() |
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A typical reply from someone with nothing better to come back with
Sick unit you are.There are no come-backs in regard to your incredible hypothetical conclusions. ![]() Only high-lighting this time-travelling, globe-trotting gift you have. ![]() Could I ask for a another definitive answer, oh chosen one? Should be simple, they're not from thousands of kms apart. ImaMazingOracle, who definitively wins a Grand National between... 1871 The Lamb 9 11-05 Mr Tommy Pickernell Chris Green Lord Poulett 11/2 9m 35.7s and 1963 Ayala 9 10-00 Pat Buckley Keith Piggott Pierre Raymond 66/1 9m 35.8s allowing for all factors, of course. Thanks in advance. ![]() |
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So would it be hypothetical of me to say Usain Bolt would beat you in a a 100m race?
Just as it is patently obvious that Frankel would have slaughtered Black Caviar at a mile but the million was on offer for them to meet in the Sussex Stakes but only one set of connections were willing to go for it......Although there must be some sensible Aussies after all then when Peter Moody backed down. Dayjur would also have beaten Black Caviar no problem when a horse like Society Rock that was nowhere near Dayjur's class can give her 6L start due to not being ready when the starter let them go and still only be 2L down at the line. I would say Royal Academy was at least as good as Moonlight Cloud and Dayjur beat that horse on the bridle whereas BC fell over the line against MC. RA went on to win the Breeders' Cup Mile and MC was well beaten in it. Plus it's OK for you Aussies to claim BC is the best sprinter ever without the need of "time-travelling" to back it up but we're used to the constant double standards from your lot on here. ![]() |
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Disappointed that my post, which was trying to avoid comparisons, was used to compare BC favourably with Dayjur. I am not going to be drawn in. I would just make two points:
Dayjur wins to runs ratio is not great compared to BC but initially connections were preparing him for a mile campaign. Once they realised that he was a sprinter pure and simple, his record was excellent. Dayjur also went to the Breeders Cup. Despite everything being against him (worst draw, round a bend and on dirt surface for first time and against horses that could legally be given drugs), he took part and ran with great credit. |
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Fortunately or unfortunately whatever way you want to look at it you joined in late Cantthinkofaclevername and you won't be aware of the double standards from some of the Aussies in their various guises probably supporting their own views under different user names and twisting things to talk up their own and do down everyone else's.
This all really started when a few of the more arrogant ones were telling us So You Think and Black Caviar was going to come over and win by a street in their races but when SYT beat Workforce and Snow Fairy in the Eclipse and it was pointed out those were really 1m4f horses, that was us making excuses but as soon as SYT got turned over, they did their double standards trick and made every excuse under the sun for the horse, including O'Brien can't train and Moore can't ride. Black Caviar was apparently the best horse in the world and they were more than happy to use the World Thoroughbred Rankings to support that view when she topped then until Frankel then topped them and suddenly the rankings were meaningless. Well meaningless until Frankel retired that is and Black Caviar topped them again. They were also telling us she was the best horse racing and we would see that at Royal Ascot when she would win by a wide margin doing handstands, until some of us whilst freely admitting our sprinters in the UK weren't great but it would still be a test for her as Ascot is a stiff 6f and she had to prove she could win as well outside of Australia from global opponents. They were telling us she had nothing to prove though and then Frankel hosed up in the Queen Anne and BC fell over the line in her race we were suddenly told Frankel had to prove he could win outside of the UK. Then it became BC was better because she had won at more than the one trip (so had Frankel) and on differing courses (so had Frankel) and that Frankel only keep beating the same horse Excelebration all the time and ignoring the number of times BC beat Hay List, even though Frankel beat something like 70 odd different horses, including from half a dozen countries but was only a miler. Then when he won at 1m2f he had to win the Arc at 1m4f and they constantly moved the goalposts after each of the horses wins. You also earlier had half of them wanting Frankel to drop down to 6f and face BC and the other half going up to 1m2f to face SYT and according to them, both would have beaten Frankel as again he was only a miler. Did you notice too the inference that Dayjur wasn't really a GB horse because it had US in brackets after its name despite being training in Britain by a GB trainer and ridden by a GB jockey? Yet they are more than happy to consider So You Think (NZ) as an Australian horse. Or what about Frankel only won the QA by 11L because he went for home early (and that's a bad thing because?) even though he went at the 2f to go post which you would expect anyway. |
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the medium must have worn his fingers down to the base knuckle by now,KEEP UP THE 500+ WORD REPLIES
first he thinks he reads Khalid Abdullah mind.and he is now a ventriloquist for his willy carson puppet after the real willy stated BC was the better of the 2 ![]() his now got willy jnr saying "NO, NO, NO, ITS THE OTHER WAY AROUND" ![]() and ignores even his own top jockey Ryan Moore who's article he wrote fot betfair stated BC was indeed a freak after he viewed he before the race, he stated she looked tired, no core engine, no shine and thought she would definately get beat after being in racing for 6 long months...and we add to the fact, the day before the race BC over raced in a gallop, the jockey era and injury....what a fcukin freak she is gawd you dribble a lot of shyt imamug ![]() |
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clueless Aussie trainers
![]() Just as it is patently obvious that Frankel would have slaughtered Black Caviar ![]() Dayjur would also have beaten Black Caviar no problem ![]() Black Caviar was apparently the best horse in the world ![]() Aussies to claim BC is the best sprinter ever ![]() ever ˈɛvə/Submit adverb 1. at any time. "nothing ever seemed to ruffle her" synonyms: at any time, at any point, on any occasion, under any circumstances, on any account; 2. at all times; always. synonyms: always, forever, at all times, eternally, until the end of time; More continually, constantly, always, at all times, endlessly, perpetually, incessantly, unceasingly, unremittingly, repeatedly, recurrently Still waiting for the definitive result... 1871 The Lamb 9 11-05 Mr Tommy Pickernell Chris Green Lord Poulett 11/2 9m 35.7s and 1963 Ayala 9 10-00 Pat Buckley Keith Piggott Pierre Raymond 66/1 9m 35.8s allowing for all factors, of course. ![]() Seek help! |
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what's the delay?...is it a photo finish?
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i think imamug is having problems opening wikipedia
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a mare beat dayjur at his last start
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No Wiki required.
![]() A whirring, twitching, blinking, snorting session on the shhitter with head in hands............ with a blurt and a fart......out pops THE DEFINITIVE ANSWER........to anything and everything ![]() |
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you watch SPOOON, here comes a 500+ word reply of dribble, does anyone ever understand him ?
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We seem to be going over old ground here Megsy clear winner lets all move on please
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awww crow
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That is about as as funny as piles, using bold for the the punchline does not make it any more humorous. Are you banned from your own forum?
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Are you, HappyValley?
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Did the fluffing of long-held usernames supporting each others arguments lack humour as well?
Thoughts so. ![]() |
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I know where the egg is!
All over his face ![]() faces ![]() |
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Feel free to troll me as much as you like, I'm a big lad. I suspect you, on the other hand, are rather small like most bullies.
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No point. You haven't crossed into the pompous dribbler zone.
It's nice you've been appointed as their carer. Are you a recovered sufferer of the condition, or just a good egg? |
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A low blow Megsy re Dayjur last run. The horse he beat 4 lengths in third could run a bit.
My point is that connections took Dayjur to a completely alien environment and he would have won if the race had taken place an hour earlier or later. Connections of BC are to be congratulated for bringing her to Ascot but imo it was a calculated risk as it was on a turf surface against weakish horses and in a regime where no drugs are permitted. |
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Anyway back to the grown up stuff, any sources for what Carson and Moore were supposed to have said?
Know your retaining information problems mugsy, I can't really trust you to remember to retain what was said and repeat it accurately.....In fact your information retention problems are so bad that you probably haven't even retained the fact that you have an information retention problem. ![]() |
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ima_mazed66 acka imamug
Date Joined: 12 Oct 09 Add contact | Send message When: 25 Oct 13 00:50 Joined: Date Joined: 12 Oct 09 | Topic/replies: 6,035 | Blogger: ima_mazed66's blog Know your retaining information problems mugsy, I can't really trust you to remember to retain what was said and repeat it accurately.....In fact your information retention problems are so bad that you probably haven't even retained the fact that you have an information retention problem just to show you up as a idiot, pomperous know it all, no nothing.I believe you owe me an oppology and a even greater oppology to the greatest mare to grace this earth ![]() Ryan Moore 30/6/12 I gather some journalists thought I was being overly-negative - not that I am in the least bit bothered by that, as I will say what I think - when I said here a couple of weeks ago that the ridiculous media coverage was in danger of backfiring badly if she didn't win. Thankfully, she did. Just. But I think that it underlines how much the media circus got out of control that when a superstar comes from the other side of the world after a hard season and wins a Group 1 at Royal Ascot, and the over-riding emotion is one of relief, and disappointment and deflation, in some quarters. All things considered, I actually think she did really well to win. I didn't have a ride in the race but I went out to see her in the paddock, and I couldn't believe how poor she looked. She was hairy and didn't look to have a lot of core strength about her. She looked like a mare who had had a hard life and needed a rest. That is no criticism whatsoever of her connections and her preparation, simply the fact that she had been on the go for so long and had travelled around the world. Sitting in the weighing room before the race, I was genuinely concerned that she may get beaten and, though she moved well early on, you could tell that her jockey was never confident and happy in the race. But thank god she won and kept her unbeaten record. dont she look beautiful ![]() ![]() now be a believer imamug, you know very well she continually flicked her tail before the race in a cranky mood and suffered a injury during the race and 9 months off the scene proved the latter, hail your true queen ![]() now im off away from your stupidity on this thread, bury your head deep sunshine ![]() |
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ohh, i nearly forgot, heres the link
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i think that was truely my finest upper cut
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Possibly but I hope you had your gum shield in as it was one that landed on your own chin because just as I suspected, no source for the Willie Carson comments and I was well aware of those Ryan Moore ones as I had read them before when you posted them up, but once again you have had trouble retaining what he said as I see nowhere him saying what you claimed he did. What he actually said was and I'm copying and posting from your own post here too:
"Sitting in the weighing room before the race, I was genuinely concerned that she may get beaten" but that entered your head and in fairness to you, you tried hard and probably did your very best to process it but it came out as, and again I quote you here as Ryan Moore supposedly saying: megsy 24 Oct 13 01:05 "....and thought she would definately get beat after being in racing for 6 long months." I'm wondering too if you have got confused about what Willie Carson said as I do know he said this anyway: He remorselessly breaks his rivals' hearts, yet possesses such stunning early pace that Willie Carson has suggested that even his great sprinting partner Dayjur might have struggled to keep tabs on him. By Richard Forristal irishindependent.ie Monday May 21 2012 The "he" is a bit of a give away and the horse in question was Frankel. As for more of your made up nonsense and fantasies regarding Black Caviar, she wasn't "continually flicked her tail before the race in a cranky mood and suffered a injury during the race" she was jig-jogging on her toes and flicked a hind leg out once in the parade ring after her tail brushed against her as shown at around 40 seconds here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mhple0182oE and can you please tell us exactly when any injury was supposed to have occurred during the Jubilee if you are so sure she was injured during the race itself, which furlong post markers was in between for example? I know I've done to death before how the jockey rode her up and down the course again in a victory parade and didn't dismount as soon as he pulled up, so there was obvious no indication to him of any injury during the race but mugsy reckons he knows when it happened? ![]() For all you know any injury could have happened overnight from getting cast in her box or when turned out in the paddock and as for her racing schedule, she ran her last race in Australia prior to Royal Ascot on 12th May and the Ascot race was on 23rd June, which by my reckoning is about 6 weeks between races. Prior to that she ran on 28th April and before that twice in February on 11th and 18th, so she has no problem winning twice in 7 days but it's supposed to be a massive problem to win twice in 6 weeks is it? Before you say she had to travel too, that's not in doubt but she arrived here on 8th June so she had over a fortnight to get over the journey and to settle in before racing. She rarely had more than a decent blow-out in any of her Aussie races and being a sprinter it's not like she had a few gruelling 2 mile staying races before coming here either. I think I can safely say that's me having knocked the gum shield well and truly out of your mouth and you left crawling on your hands and knees, desperately trying to focus your mind and put it back in again. ![]() |
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BongoVan, finally I find a point of real interest, a needle in your haystack. Hallelujah!!!
To state the bleeding obvious, you've made up your mind about the ability of BC based on ummmm...well, you know.....pffffft I bet almost exclusively on horse appearance. Horse "behaviour" pre-race is not really my thing but I of course do see it while i'm looking at them. I saw BC in the flesh, pre-race on 8 occasions. Each and every time I saw her, it wasn't her appearance that captured my attention, it was her behavior, remarkably at ease and relaxed, from the time she entered the course to the time she left the mounting yard....and crowd numbers were irrelevant. Always a gap between her and the horse in front of her as she dawdled around on a loose lead like a Clerk Of Courses aged pony. I backed her at around evens, from memory. Hadn't even considered laying off at $1.22 but eventually I did..... immediately after seeing her in the yard at Ascot. Here's a clip of her "standard" behaviour at the races. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjEf25KtyRs now I look at the 40 sec mark of the link you posted. ![]() http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mhple0182oE Completely unique behaviour for her. I'll leave the post mortems to your all-knowing self. I know what I see and hope others may find it of interest. ![]() |
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lol,lol,lol..imamug you are the most dim witted C.U.N.Tuesday ive ever come across, now you claim you read what Ryan Moore stated after demanding i present proof he otherwise said it,
yes you would argue that the sky is blue ![]() so guess what, im not bothering giving you wee willys statement, find the ****a yourself, after all, you only believe your ventriloquist wee willy puppet ![]() i gave myself one on the chin? ffs ![]() give yourself a K'O for being an ignorant dim witted, C......., you wouldnt know the @rse end of a horse, you proved it ...AGAIN ![]() Pssst 7 wins from 11 starts ...what happened to the other 35% of his races? he got beat and a pathetic 3 group 1 wins, yeah he was englands best sprinter, but not the worlds, a true bred sprinter like manikato would have had him for din dins,dayjur always fully ridden out in his wins too and after all, you english know it alls claim you dont breed sprinters, they are failed milers ![]() |
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well said SPOOON...imamug will now argue to prove the horse is Black Caviar, you got a black caviar puppet we can ask?
![]() ![]() huge difference in black caviars behavior , if imamug knows ANYTHING about raceshorses behavior i suggest he shut up now or make a bigger goose of himself ![]() his already a bigger expert than Ryan Moore, and after the horses bolted and he was given a big upper cut, he claimed he already read it,lol,lol |
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become a believer, admit it imamug, she did a job only a freak could do.
SPOON makes your arguement so full of shyt, watch it in awe, and see how much of a goose you sound saying, ima_mazed66 Date Joined: 12 Oct 09 Add contact | Send message When: 25 Oct 13 04:05 As for more of your made up nonsense and fantasies regarding Black Caviar, she wasn't "continually flicked her tail before the race in a cranky mood and suffered a injury during the race" she was jig-jogging on her toes and flicked a hind leg out once in the parade ring http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZA70fu4aXc |
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It's not really directed to ImanOracle, Megsy. It's offered moreso to any "horse-watchers" out there.
It's just an interesting example, food for thought. He's already eaten THE BOOK OF ALL KNOWLEDGE so probably not inclined to taste anything else. ![]() |
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SPOOON...watch the one i put up....great viewing of a tired cranky horse
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To be fair to Dayjur at the time there were only 4 group 1 sprints (5 and 6 furlongs) in Europe per year and he won the three he was entered for.
I have already explained why his early record wasn't good. I've no idea who would have won between BC and Dayjur but I do feel it would have been magnanimous if Megsy and Spoon had acknowledged the bravery of Dayjur's connections in sending him to the States. How many Aussie sprinters have taken on the US horses in the Breeders Cup? |
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I've no idea who would have won between BC and Dayjur.
Thank goodness, you're not pretending to KNOW ![]() have been magnanimous if Megsy and Spoon had acknowledged I know absolutely nothing of the horse, CTOACN so I'm not qualified to even offer an opinion. Give me a pass ![]() |
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we have our own carnival worth more $$$ at the same time as the breeders, 2ndly, travelling from uk to the breeders would be like a trip from sydney to perth, as Black Caviar had to travel half way around the world, huge difference coming from southern hemisphere to your northern and the united states northern.
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ooops the latter was 3rdly
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