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I think it is. I gave my opinion on the issue the thread is concerned with.
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![]() ![]() ![]() It's only debating if everyone agrees with your views. |
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The best horse most certainly did not win the race.
There was no gap to go wide then if you watch the head on, sign of the kodiac jinks in front of him so Gray has to sit and suffer. He didn't however use his whip once! The run of the race never suited but he didn't look too bothered tbh, maybe today wasn't the day. By far best horse in race though |
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I have not suggested you or any other poster taking the opposite view on the race itself is wrong as I accept views differ.
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's. Ken. You are doing yourself no favours in terms of being taken seriously on any thread if all you offer is abject nonsense.
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I've said many times before, when there's a genuine dodgy ride, five threads go up at once. People like Granit, Xaar and Big Muff to name three are repeat offenders, and cry wolf too often.
Enpassant. I've no need to be took seriously, I know less about the game than most people on here. I'll openly admit that. It's the crying every time that does my head in. |
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If people didn't comment on issues kenbo what would be the point of the forum? Everyone is entitled to their own view including yourself. Unlike you though there's no need to get personal. Just don't bother commenting on any of my posts in future and we'll both be happy....
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EVERY THREAD you make is slagging off jockeys.
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I can't say I am on this site enough to know poster's particular MO but I know debate from simple criticism. I guess you are entitled to feel the 'do your head in' but avoiding the thread may be the best solution to that. Though I do take your point......in general.
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That's because I'm right, En.
I've just bumped a couple of Granit's threads. You might see a pattern emerging. |
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Simple then kenbo isn't it? You seem to want to wind people up on every thread o see you on....do I comment on that? No I don't...just leave these types of threads alone in future would be easiest like enpassant says....
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To be clear : I fancied the horse to win ANY handicap they chose but was put off by the track bias today which seems to favour close up to the pace horses. So I lowered my stakes and also had a saver on the winner so I am not talking through my pocket.
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It was also ten pound higher than it's last win at the track.
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You've just said it, Granit.
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i often find many posts after a race are made on the spur of the moment and the vast majority but not all are pocket talking. i would like to think many would take them back after taking time to look back on the race a few times and tale other things into account.
there are a list of posters that it is simply better to leave them to it however hard and let them believe what simply is utter bollix. |
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I let it go too often with these types of threads. No doubt Granit will take on board what I've said though.
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When Gray rode in Ireland he was helpless, and he's no better now. It's as simple as that.
Having watched the race, I wouldn't say there was anything croookked about the ride, it was just inept and having watched Gray for years, I'd have been surprised if it was any other way . |
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I backed that horse too
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isnt it a CD winner
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