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winning222
14 Jan 15 14:04
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By:
mecca
When: 14 Jan 15 14:06
Must've sh1te himself when he switched inside & looked like placing
By:
paulie wallnuts
When: 14 Jan 15 14:08
AW racing is something similar to wrestling......
By:
knot in wood
When: 14 Jan 15 14:10
samples race if wanted,showed too much unfortunately.
By:
winning222
When: 14 Jan 15 14:10
Agreed double handful inside the final furlong then put the brake on
By:
easygold
When: 14 Jan 15 14:12
Willie Twiston/Charlton, not far behind either............. stall 3 and lets horses get across............ Eh, not today William, handicap`s for this one, cheers.

After Race.......... Good job William, The Queen should be pick up a pot next time
By:
stu
When: 14 Jan 15 14:13
Is the rule about 'riding out for the best finish' still standing with stewards, or not?
By:
stu
When: 14 Jan 15 14:14
Not sure what else they are supposed to do??
By:
kemo sabe
When: 14 Jan 15 14:16
i must be watching different pictures ... the horse was given every chance the others at front burned it out it moved inside ..emptied left to come home .... it had no chance of winning .why would y want to flog it on its initial run ,,,i wonder what will be stopped next race,,,, ho hum
By:
paulie wallnuts
When: 14 Jan 15 14:27
Not sure what will be stopped....but there will be a few.....the problem is when you don't know which ones.....
By:
stu
When: 14 Jan 15 14:28
Markets give you a clue sometimes.
By:
kemo sabe
When: 14 Jan 15 14:31
ok guys if there are so many why in heavens name do you bet on horses ... your obviously entitled to your opinions but while im surethere are exceptions .... if i was looking for this in every race i really wouldnr bet ever ... tell me why if y think this you still bet ,,, do you also enjoy a bit of flaggelation
By:
stu
When: 14 Jan 15 14:31
kemo - are you really trying to say it's ok not to ride out a finish (when possible placing)?
That's plainly not true according the rules.
By:
kemo sabe
When: 14 Jan 15 14:40
stu .... your remarks about the markets giving a clue sometimes isnt helpful if you think about it ...yesterday i put up a horse on the sand,,, Extreme Supreme ... i even said exactly how it would be ridden and its back ground ... all day it drifted from 5s to 8s . so you might conclude its a non trier ... i know the trainer likes the horse and had improved from its previous two wins i said it would be held up ,it was ,i said it would try to pick up the fav in last furlong ,it tried but wasnt good enough it finished second ... i know the stable a tiny one had a few quid on as did the connections ... now if it had finished 5th by yr reasoning its not off . its not logical most small stables want to get winners ...
By:
stu
When: 14 Jan 15 14:47
That sounds like a lot of smoke and mirrors in your answer Kemo Laugh

Simple fact is there are rules, not interpretations. Big difference.
By:
stu
When: 14 Jan 15 14:48
Though I agree about mental attitude being positive.
By:
stu
When: 14 Jan 15 14:48
...as the 'rides' should also be. Wink
By:
kemo sabe
When: 14 Jan 15 14:51
stu lighten up i never had you as a pedant ... lifes all about interprataion ...... all about tiny differences ... choices ... i choose to be optomistic ... im a gambler but ive learned so much about myself good or bad  by this life style ... i know if i look for conspiracy it effects my judgement ,,, do y agree or not ,,, isnt it better to just move to next thing ..ohh and im snowed in so you cant be as bad as me
By:
kemo sabe
When: 14 Jan 15 14:54
im not sure i do smoke and mirrors ... but next time im in lancashire theres a girl there who just might ... i will ask her later and let y know
By:
TheCollector
When: 14 Jan 15 14:57
Thought that myself...coming down the inside then just stopped riding
By:
stu
When: 14 Jan 15 16:28
Simple question is, could you have imagined him doing that if it had been heavily gambled to win the race?
By:
stu
When: 14 Jan 15 16:30
*why could

(it was heavily gambled of course)
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