watching the body language of Gibbons on the winner - obviously trying to win - and kelly on the 3rd - obviously trying not to place...
disgusting jockey.
watching the body language of Gibbons on the winner - obviously trying to win - and kelly on the 3rd - obviously trying not to place...disgusting jockey.
maybe he alerted the authorities to Ahern and Culhane and so gets a free rein as an informer. No other jockey including consistently sits so far off the pace often in the last three ( inc JPS )but always prepared to chart an ultra wide course and lose ground or 'try' a rails run with the inevitable traffic.
maybe he alerted the authorities to Ahern and Culhane and so gets a free rein as an informer. No other jockey including consistently sits so far off the pace often in the last three ( inc JPS )but always prepared to chart an ultra wide course and los
Yes but this one was much worst... They horse pulled him to the challengers, and he was fumbling trying so hard not to take a tug. As it is wisely said above, body language between winner and him is very very telling, even for the rookies in the sport
Yes but this one was much worst... They horse pulled him to the challengers, and he was fumbling trying so hard not to take a tug. As it is wisely said above, body language between winner and him is very very telling, even for the rookies in the spor
ph , most people get into the mindset that the sp or price will be demolished if certains yards or owners have a punt i don't agree with that i have seen far too many horses win at big prices from "shrewdies" , where if they were not trying, the horse would not have won or been in the first 3
ph , most people get into the mindset that the sp or price will be demolished if certains yards or owners have a punti don't agree with thati have seen far too many horses win at big prices from "shrewdies" , where if they were not trying, the horse
Thanks foz for taking the time and watching the replay, and letting me know that in 40 years in this hobby, i have not become blinded .... I had no financial interest on the horse. In fact, i bet the winner, and the whole race, i was watching that horse in white that will win by 5.... well kelly thought otherwise
Thanks foz for taking the time and watching the replay, and letting me know that in 40 years in this hobby, i have not become blinded ....I had no financial interest on the horse. In fact, i bet the winner, and the whole race, i was watching that hor
He added that WICKHAMBROOK (IRE) had settled in rear off a generous place and travelled well into the straight but he failed to find as much as he had expected when he asked the gelding to pick up one furlong out.
He added that WICKHAMBROOK (IRE) had settled in rear off a generous place and travelled well into the straight but he failed to find as much as he had expected when he asked the gelding to pick up one furlong out.
Denis O'Reagan, Jason Maguire and now possibly the worse culprit of them all.....
WELL DONE Stewards, and the Security Dept; of the BHA !
THE NET IS CLOSING !
WOW !Denis O'Reagan, Jason Maguire and now possibly the worse culprit of them all.....WELL DONE Stewards, and the Security Dept; of the BHA !THE NET IS CLOSING !
agree with Duncan,10 days is that it? Gives him a quick week in the sun for the start of the flat,hardly punishing. Maybe a fine of £10k also might make a difference. Next time its 3 months and £50k,licence not returnable until fine paid in full. They go after convicted criminals money so why not jockeys because it was a fraudulent ride, any backer was cheated of a winning effort from Kelly.
agree with Duncan,10 days is that it? Gives him a quick week in the sun for the start of the flat,hardly punishing. Maybe a fine of £10k also might make a difference. Next time its 3 months and £50k,licence not returnable until fine paid in full. T
Pablo SP jobs are doable but the operation to punt wide and small ( and late ) needs some organising. At 20s if getting on 2k e/w then jobsagoodun, perhaps 50 hits of £40ew, thats a lot of hits 10mins before the off or a 100 hits of £20 ew mixed in with 2 50pew yankees on the same slip.
Pablo SP jobs are doable but the operation to punt wide and small ( and late ) needs some organising. At 20s if getting on 2k e/w then jobsagoodun, perhaps 50 hits of £40ew, thats a lot of hits 10mins before the off or a 100 hits of £20 ew mixed in
ph , what i meant by "with a nice sp" was that they could have had nice odds , not necessarily an sp job.
people will say that you can't get the money on without destroying the price. sure the price will contract but there are many factors to it .
such as the last race today , it's not like the trainer d loughnane or his connections don't like a bet , yet his horse won at 14/1 , running off a much lower mark than his turf mark , off for 160 days ( anything could happen in that time as in getting it to peak fitness compared to its last 2 runs )
if they didn't want to win , they can always run it at the wrong distance , when the horse isn't fit etc.
my view is they went for it today , yet the price ended up at 14/1 , so what's happened their iyo ?
ph , what i meant by "with a nice sp" was that they could have had nice odds , not necessarily an sp job.people will say that you can't get the money on without destroying the price. sure the price will contract but there are many factors to it .such
you certainly can get money on without destroying the price.... been done many times so many different avenues to go about it as you said here-if they didn't want to win , they can always run it at the wrong distance , when the horse isn't fit etc. this is the biggest problem also keeping it out the back from stalls running into the back of everything else.... all weather seems to be popular for these tactics.... kelly been caught out many times for lets say dubious rides,but 10 days come on its almost laughable i would say a lot of these trainers/jockeys if there accounts were profiled and looked at,the amount of money invested in horses and training facilities and other commodities we would all be flabbergasted at actually how much there worth. i just feel trainers now have a license to print money with what they do with there horses because lets face it there’s plenty of racing and if caught would they actually get a custodial sentence...........
you certainly can get money on without destroying the price....been done many timesso many different avenues to go about itas you said here-if they didn't want to win , they can always run it at the wrong distance , when the horse isn't fit etc.this
Bad hands, Awful feedback, Untrustworthy and tbh not half as talented as he thinks plus his form reading is sh@t. Not a jockey I'd give the time of day to.
Bad hands, Awful feedback, Untrustworthy and tbh not half as talented as he thinks plus his form reading is sh@t. Not a jockey I'd give the time of day to.
PH mentioned two jockeys early on in this thread, ahern and culhane and strangely they used to ride for the same trainer as Wickhambrook in the past, coincidence or just poor jockey bookings on Mr Murphys behalf...........
PH mentioned two jockeys early on in this thread, ahern and culhane and strangely they used to ride for the same trainer as Wickhambrook in the past, coincidence or just poor jockey bookings on Mr Murphys behalf...........