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When a horse wins a race and is 'driven out', what does it mean?
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The handbrake is off
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Tell us what you think, and we will reply
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and they said the forums were dead..
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doing what your paid for as a jockey
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It means the jockey kept pushing all the way to the line, without using the whip (which would be ridden or hard-ridden).
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It's what should happen to the numerous druggies / drug dealers in our Cities, Towns and Villages, sadly, those days are gone.
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its a bit like the vinegar strokes
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The one thing that confuses me is, what is the difference between 'driven out' and 'pushed out'?
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winning in the "drive position" rather than motionless smoking a cigar
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has left the car park with envelope in hand
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horse wants to return to yard
driven out horse box |
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Driven out implies more urgency.
If Bruce is reading this in search of ideas, perhaps there could be a glossary in Sunday's Racing Post (assuming there is not one already -- I normally skip over the explanatory boxes). |
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uYHdM1M4rbs
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what is the difference between 'driven out' and 'pushed out'?
Driven out - rider used the whip. Ridden out - rider used hands and heels. |
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Pushed out - ridden out more forcibly.
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And still you can't reach that £2,000,000 mark Dr C. Keep collecting, it will come.
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It's what the Telegraph is trying to do to Sam!
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yen?
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Nevertheless stewarty, plenty of my relatives still wish me dead.
And it isn't because they hate me either. |
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That would be sad if true Dr C. Just wind them up by telling that "all good things come to them that collect!"
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