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22 Jul 14
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Jockey jumps off the favourite {in a three horse race } at the 2 furlong pole , and the Oscar goes too....etc. etc. ffs
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Even I can't defend that 
. Incurs ran a shocker but was expected for me.
. Incurs ran a shocker but was expected for me.
Amazingly the horse stumbled badly just before he planned to jump off giving him the perfect excuse eh?
how ridiculous ofcourse he wouldnt fall off a horse travling at 35mph you total idiots
its upto betfair to investigate the laying of the 2 nd fav . who layed for how much etc
Any explanation reason GG came off? Was it a tack prob?
I didn't even back in that race, and people who laid Alpine shoule realise that laying the outsider in a 3 runner race is dodgy. but it don't look great when he takes a tumble does it? people will question it, but watching it live it looked a little fishy, re-watching it looks less dodgy but still a little doubt lingers.
That's why they call him Grid Iron !
God, there're some morons on here !
God, there're some morons on here !
Jul 22, 2014 -- 9:26PM, rmccarthy16 wrote:
how ridiculous ofcourse he wouldnt fall off a horse travling at 35mph you total idiots
How many jockeys fall off in a flat race during a week of racing, never mind a tuesday night 3 horse handicap up north somewhere ?
Very suspicious.
Horse didn't even jink or was bumped.
Stick to pulling flags from your beaver,Vicky as horse racing is clearly not your speciality
oh my, if you think he did that on purpose you need your head looked at. racing is bent- yes but not jump of your horse bent.
Ask yourself this, what would a top jockey like GG who gets a full book of rides everyday, rides for top trainers,plenty of winners, why would he want to jump off?
and again, why would william Haggas, (multiple group 1 winning trainer, tons of horses in training, constantly firing in winners) want Gibons to fall off? do you think he laid him on betfair?
and finally why would Mr Jaber Abdullah want Gibbons to take a dive? a multi-billion oil entrepreneur, who is coincidentally friends with the UAE royal family, again i doubt he is laying it for a few quid on betfair is he?
never mind the fact the horse is going at exceptional speed and would be like asking you to drive 30 mph down the road and dive out the door, would you do that then? i doubt it, same principle. Absolutely ridiculous, and i backed it!
Ask yourself this, what would a top jockey like GG who gets a full book of rides everyday, rides for top trainers,plenty of winners, why would he want to jump off?
and again, why would william Haggas, (multiple group 1 winning trainer, tons of horses in training, constantly firing in winners) want Gibons to fall off? do you think he laid him on betfair?
and finally why would Mr Jaber Abdullah want Gibbons to take a dive? a multi-billion oil entrepreneur, who is coincidentally friends with the UAE royal family, again i doubt he is laying it for a few quid on betfair is he?
never mind the fact the horse is going at exceptional speed and would be like asking you to drive 30 mph down the road and dive out the door, would you do that then? i doubt it, same principle. Absolutely ridiculous, and i backed it!
so three possible jockeys out of how many races per day, per year? think about it 0.1 percent, you're going to get a very very small number, but if a jockey falls off its down to loosing his balance or the horse junking or something else but nothing untoward
Betting Syndicates Mac16 is your answer, owners, trainers wouldn't even be in the know. Also jockeys train to fall properly as apprentices. Everyone considered K.Fallon was top jockey and he was still tapped up years ago. Just saying.
ps. Even the Queens horses have been doped, like she needs the money too.
ps. Even the Queens horses have been doped, like she needs the money too.
Carlisle Result
22 Jul 2014
« 9:10 Ultimate Ladies' Night 4th August Handicap (Bobis Race)
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« 1 Alpine Storm (IRE) 7/2 3-8-12 Mark Johnston 69 Joe Fanning
Made all, took strong hold, ridden clear final 2f, eased near finish
« 2 5l Incurs Four Faults 10/11F 3-8-9 6ex Keith Dalgleish 66 Jason Hart
Slowly away, left 2nd over 7f out, ridden over 3f out, hard driven over 2f out, soon no impression and beaten, eased inside final furlong (op 11/10)
« UR 3 Lilly Junior 2/1 3-9-1 p William Haggas 72 Graham Gibbons
Tracked leader, raced keenly, lost footing on bend over 7f out, rider lost balance and unseated (op 7/4 tchd 9/4)
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ANALYSIS
A fair small-field 3yo handicap concluded the card, but it was an eventful race which produced an understandably modest comparative winning time.
ALPINE STORM took a strong hold on the lead in the formative stages of the contest, so much so that it appeared to unsettle Lilly Junior in second, who took a false step after 2f and unseated her rider Graham Gibbons. The loose horse lit up Alpine Storm even more for a brief period, but she settled down with about 3f remaining, and saw out the remainder of the journey in decent fashion for a ready win.
Incurs Four Faults has been in fine front-running form but made a slow awkward start on this occasion. It seemed likely that this race may still fall into his lap, once the two remaining runners settled down to fight it out with 3f remaining, but he finished a laboured second.
22 Jul 2014
« 9:10 Ultimate Ladies' Night 4th August Handicap (Bobis Race)
--------------
« 1 Alpine Storm (IRE) 7/2 3-8-12 Mark Johnston 69 Joe Fanning
Made all, took strong hold, ridden clear final 2f, eased near finish
« 2 5l Incurs Four Faults 10/11F 3-8-9 6ex Keith Dalgleish 66 Jason Hart
Slowly away, left 2nd over 7f out, ridden over 3f out, hard driven over 2f out, soon no impression and beaten, eased inside final furlong (op 11/10)
« UR 3 Lilly Junior 2/1 3-9-1 p William Haggas 72 Graham Gibbons
Tracked leader, raced keenly, lost footing on bend over 7f out, rider lost balance and unseated (op 7/4 tchd 9/4)
---------------
ANALYSIS
A fair small-field 3yo handicap concluded the card, but it was an eventful race which produced an understandably modest comparative winning time.
ALPINE STORM took a strong hold on the lead in the formative stages of the contest, so much so that it appeared to unsettle Lilly Junior in second, who took a false step after 2f and unseated her rider Graham Gibbons. The loose horse lit up Alpine Storm even more for a brief period, but she settled down with about 3f remaining, and saw out the remainder of the journey in decent fashion for a ready win.
Incurs Four Faults has been in fine front-running form but made a slow awkward start on this occasion. It seemed likely that this race may still fall into his lap, once the two remaining runners settled down to fight it out with 3f remaining, but he finished a laboured second.
I have watched the incident six times.
It was an accident.
End of debate.
It was an accident.
End of debate.
I tried to give the cretins theory every chance tuttle.
God forbid they should ever get Jury Service
God forbid they should ever get Jury Service
betting syndicates? again you are saying that gibbons jumped off? assuming he did this on purpose. It's ridiculous. Yes they train to fall properly but that doesn't mean they wont be unscathed travelling at 35 mph, its a MASSIVE risk and for what? especially when hes making a very good living as it is.
Again ill teach you to put your hands on over your head and jump out the car door, would you do it at 35mph
Again ill teach you to put your hands on over your head and jump out the car door, would you do it at 35mph
Right here goes.......Tell my family I love them..........................GERONIMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Sticky Vicky on Benidorm did a variety act in which she pulled the flags of all Nation from her fanny,tuttle
replay next race on RUK now ,lets see what happened here
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