Sour faced Ruby Walsh

Winners usually don't.

He shouldn't have lost, he completely messed up by going inside/outside and then trying to go between horses, ruby completely fecked it up he should be sour faced the Jonah faced kant.

Bollox.  Horse wasn't good enough, end of.

Mar 13, 2014 -- 4:33PM, basilbrush wrote:

He shouldn't have lost, he completely messed up by going inside/outside and then trying to go between horses, ruby completely fecked it up he should be sour faced the Jonah faced kant.

She had all the chances to win IMO wasn't good enough

I'd say they guaranteed Ricci they'd win that if they swerved the CH. Maybe he's thinking of that.

The winner a better horse IMO

Doesn't like it when he loses.....


Why, should he be pleased when he loses?

Yes he preaches that theres more to life than riding winners at Cheltenham?

Day after day on this place we get threads about jockeys not trying. Now we get one about a jockey being p*ssed off about not winning.

You couldn't make it up Dr G.

easy

A Village is clearly missing its Idiot,Hoffo.
What an utterly stupid post to make

listen to his post race interview with fitzgerald he tracked big bucks ,once he  knew he had that one beaten he  moved out to cover mccoy, challenged going to the last had mccoy beaten but was out battled by the winner in the last 75 yards

He worries too much about others rather than riding his own race as his own father Ted said they all should this morn. Cost Hurricane Fly the champion a few yrs ago by watching Binocular, by the time he realised that was the wrong one it was all over, you would think he would have learn't from that but jockeys never do, they are all brain dead to a tee.

It seems Cheltenham really brings them out, racingstar

He worries too much about others rather than riding his own race as his own father Ted said they all should this morn. Cost Hurricane Fly the champion a few yrs ago by watching Binocular, by the time he realised that was the wrong one it was all over, you would think he would have learn't from that but jockeys never do, they are all brain dead to a tee.


You're absolutely right. If he ever sorts that out, he might become a decent jockey. Ruby may even be able to bag himself a Cheltenham winner at some point...

Yet again, more armchair jocks spouting nonsense.

Best horse on the day won, nothing wrong with the ride Ruby gave her. I didn't back Annie power but if I did I would rather Ruby looked like that than having a laugh and a joke.

Most winning jockey get's abuse of people who don't understand race riding.....  they're making split second decisions through out the race... pocket talkers indeed !

And btw, best horse won on the day !

He was hardly gracious in defeat like we have seen at chelt, more like a pi55ed off little kid who didnt get what he wanted at xmas.

Just when I thought the thread couldn't sink any lower ...

Vubiant,

you must know by now that there is no pleasing many people on this forum.

considering his record i too thought he could have been a tad less petulant.....dementia has it right

who cares

As said above, dementia has it right. Nothing wrong with being upset if you lose but he does come across as a bit of a spoilt child sometimes. Then again he's judged on how good a jockey he is rather than how he is as a person. Think we all know what he thinks of punters in general. Maybe he wants to have a look at how Johnny Murtagh carries himself. Top of his profession and always comes across well.

I'm sure Ruby will be having a sleepless night if he was to read thread written by a bunch of bitter and twisted nobodies. 

His job is to ride winners not to be the most likeable bloke in the world.  If you don't like like him, I'm sure he won't mind.

Get over it.

didnt even think there was any doubt that the best horse won.......i must have watched a different race to some on here....one thing though ........think willie mullins messed up...........she should have run in the champion hurdle

Couldn't agree more ... now seems like a bad decision to take on an unknown distance against what could happen with Big Bucks (win or lose)and other in depth unknowns (provided winner)... having said that, she might have won to spite but I still cannot believe the seemingly flash plus conceited ride that she was given ... show me a boat and I'll show you a paddler. I hope more is learnt for her next engagements.

I thought he rode a nice race on a horse that like at Doncaster got very lit up prior to the off. He switched her off lovely. People should be careful not to take away the sheen from the winners performance. Coming some way clear of the third he gave Annie half a stone and he'd only ever seen a racecourse four times. That is some horse. Take him out of the race ad people would be falling over themselves to eulogise Ruby.