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13 Mar 15 18:30
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why oh why did mccoy not ride it was going to on tuesday

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By:
Facts
When: 13 Mar 15 18:34
Backed Eastlake.Only able to listen to the commentary. Did he leave it too late ?
By:
dr . atkins
When: 13 Mar 15 18:35
yeah he thought he was on a 747 aeroplane
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 13 Mar 15 18:37
Saving it for AINTREE

Wink
By:
andsmithmustscore
When: 13 Mar 15 20:50
Typical Carberry shocking ride. Obsessed with dropping things out last. Gave The Saint James exactly the same ride yesterday. Sat right out the back and gave it no chance of winning. If he rides Eastlake mid division it wins. Once in a blue moon he gets one home ( normally in a much smaller field where you have some hope ) and everyone raves about him being a genius. People seem to overlook the amount he gets beat that probably should have won by sitting out the back. Have to agree if McCoy had ridden it he would probably be signing off from the festival with a winner.
By:
tashkent terror
When: 13 Mar 15 21:02
and dont forget Taglietelle yesterday....3 shockers in 2 days.

Nina would have won on all 3Wink
By:
Dan Chipowski
When: 13 Mar 15 21:06
He f*cks about out the back and does his own thing, the bloke is a clown. Literally gave Eastlake and TSJ zero chance of winning, and you could take the cynical viewpoint that he basically hasn't touched either until he was sure the first choice JP horse couldn't win.
By:
homefortea
When: 13 Mar 15 21:16
Not the best Jockey but thank yourself lucky that you are not in the Jockeys room when someone wants a light...
By:
The Councillor
When: 13 Mar 15 21:44
couldn't work out the ride given to eastlake either........looked well dodgy....
By:
MOT
When: 13 Mar 15 21:51
Any room in the taxi for Luke Morris?
By:
Facts
When: 14 Mar 15 02:20
Carberry handed a 2 day ban for excessive use of whip on Eastlake  !!
By:
Facts
When: 14 Mar 15 02:22
Had a decent Cheltenham profit wise, but Eastlake would  seem to be ' the one that got away '
By:
Pre-Fat-Low-Fat-Foods
When: 14 Mar 15 02:23
Time for PC to retire gracefully. He's fast becoming a disgrace.
By:
Cork Langer
When: 14 Mar 15 02:41
These threads through luck or design have a habit of provoking further comment, fingers crossed Carberry will have his riding head on for the Midlands Grand National later today....!
By:
Facts
When: 14 Mar 15 02:47
McCoys race to lose surely.
By:
Cork Langer
When: 14 Mar 15 02:57
Very much so, but he has lost plenty before and not convinced he'll get the best out of the horse, Hutchinson and McLernon much less aggressive riders, though horse maybe good enough to give McCoy an armchair ride with its lightweight, at price wouldn't play or lay it.
By:
palacegatetouch
When: 14 Mar 15 08:28
he is a 3rd class knut!!! i backed both taglietelle and eastlake, did he not realise all festival front runners where prone 2 winning pillar 2 post...so if he sat mid division rather than 10/15 lengths off em he might b in the winners circle!!!!!
was gonna back the winnewr in the last but trainer put me off by saying grd has gone against his nag!!!SadSadSadSad
By:
geoff m
When: 14 Mar 15 08:56
he is a 3rd class knut!!!
I dont agree with palacegate.
Surely its 1st class.
Im not sure whether he is totally braindead or just an arrogant tw@t who thinks his style of riding is the best.
Where the fook had he been all week and which races had he seen that suggested held up out the back would be the best strategy.
It is inconceivable that 90% of the hosses he rides need holding up, they aint all Harchibald.
Not sour grapes as didnt have a financial interest in the hoss
By:
brendrew
When: 14 Mar 15 08:57
you know what you are going to get so why keep betting him-no one but yourselves to blame.

you need to factor that into your betting not come on here whining.
By:
louisone
When: 14 Mar 15 10:04
all i see all week was all the horses that got a soft lead WON! and i see all the horses that were ridden from the back hit trouble like k.walsh on a horse that should have won half the track, broadway buffallo, how many jocky's got the instruction sit out the back after seeing all the backmarkers struggling to get a run IT AINT ROCKET SCIENCE!
By:
Somerset Sam
When: 14 Mar 15 10:10
Add in Waxies Dargle, to Carberry's questionable rides of the week. He's either acting out orders or trying to be too clever. I suspect the latter. Of course the racing press wont hear a word of it, brilliant horseman, maverick, natural talent, blah blah blah.

Waxies, never put in the race, can only think he didnt want to get in the way of the triers. Grin
By:
tim6
When: 14 Mar 15 10:21
Carberry cut out the stylish tactics do it for Dessie today
in Uttox he was a no nonsense man it would be another
fairytale and horse is good enough its you I am
not sure of but know if you want to win you can be
up there with the best
By:
Somerset Sam
When: 14 Mar 15 10:27

Mar 14, 2015 -- 8:57AM, brendrew wrote:


you know what you are going to get so why keep betting him-no one but yourselves to blame.you need to factor that into your betting not come on here whining.


Plenty on here wont have had a bet on a horse ridden by him, but thanks for the words of wisdom.

By:
Mumm-ra
When: 14 Mar 15 10:49
Is this thread for real? If you think carbury is a bad jock why back him? If you think hes a good jock who is prone to leaving his horse out the back (ala pat smullen) then wait until the the second furlong  to see if he's up with the pace then back him or not - your talking like you think he's one of the worst jocks around but there again you backed him ? Don't get it
By:
Mumm-ra
When: 14 Mar 15 10:49
Is this thread for real? If you think carbury is a bad jock why back him? If you think hes a good jock who is prone to leaving his horse out the back (ala pat smullen) then wait until the the second furlong  to see if he's up with the pace then back him or not - your talking like you think he's one of the worst jocks around but there again you backed him ? Don't get it
By:
irishone
When: 14 Mar 15 10:53
oh dear ! Cry
anyone who breaks his back in a fall then gets back up , overcomes alcoholism and is instantly recognised as one of the best ever by his peers is a fecking good horseman
By:
Mumm-ra
When: 14 Mar 15 11:00
Where did that come from? understand horses win races and good jockeys hold on
By:
kavvie
When: 14 Mar 15 11:14
thank fcuk for him....i backed next sensation..
By:
irishone
When: 14 Mar 15 11:17
this is like the w4nkers from London in the Cheltenham pubs telling me ruby fell off annie power for the millions he got from the bookmakers........
By:
kavvie
When: 14 Mar 15 11:31
really irish one??!?!  why would ruby do that??!
By:
irishone
When: 14 Mar 15 18:57
ignorant count
go and get yer car out
get it up to thirty miles an hour
and do us all a favour
and jump out the door please
then come back on here
and criticise P C
By:
homefortea
When: 14 Mar 15 21:03
irish..

Plenty have done it fella and plenty will do it again...

Mostly Oirish but a few local fellas have been guilty..

However you cannot compare jumping out of your car onto the hard shoulder to lying in lush grass on a racecourse..

We know that the British have paid for everything in Eire but surely the roads are now paved now....Whoops
By:
Somerset Sam
When: 14 Mar 15 21:26

Mar 14, 2015 -- 10:53AM, irishone wrote:


oh dear ! anyone who breaks his back in a fall then gets back up , overcomes alcoholism and is instantly recognised as one of the best ever by his peers is a fecking good horseman


So he heals well and stays off the booze. What the hell's all that got to do with his constant habit of giving his mounts too much to do.

One of the best ever, do me a favour. He's not even the best jockey in his family, Nina showed him in the foxhunters where you needed to be this week.

By:
roida
When: 15 Mar 15 00:30
so..why dont you's all lay his rides...all wud be wealthy?
By:
rewired
When: 15 Mar 15 02:09
his style of racing will always frustrate people
not a jockey i like if im honest=but each to there own
the fact of him having alcohol problems his irrelevant
people are entitled to an opinion.......
By:
brendrew
When: 15 Mar 15 09:10
he had a cracking ride in the midlands national.

i guess the whiners will be happy as they will have laid him.Personally bet him e/w for decent return.

He's a top horseman and there is no getting away from that-do you think meade/jp/hughes/jonjo would bother with him if he was no good.You know what you get with him so appreciate him while he is still riding.
By:
Facts
When: 15 Mar 15 11:11
Sorry. Don't appreciate losing out on a potential £2k return by a badly ( imo) misjudged ride - as witnessed on Eastlake. I'm convinced that had McCoy been on board, the horse would have won.
By:
Deptford
When: 15 Mar 15 11:35
That was a truly shocking ride, end of argument
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