WALSH

Lost 4 words

did he remount to ride that back ...

Something amiss with it before it fell.

Yes Ruby is riding it back

crashing fall.

Horse pecked on landing at the 5th and went lame shortly afterwards, Should've pulled it up but kept going and put it on it's head, Pr@ck.

What Koi and Gutfeeling said.

At least Koi could see it, Faith in the forum restored.

You could see he was injured after losing his backend the first fence down the back. Should have pulled it up long before it fell.

Doesn't look lame cantering back.

he is an idiot if he rode that back.as Koi said there was something wrong before the fall, it looked like he was going to pull it up and changed his mind, greedy little swine that he is.

didn't even watch but just saw him go from 1.5 to a 1000 lmao

went to about 50's when the layers weren't 100% sure.  went to 1000 when it hit the deck, they were sure then.

Rupert Walsh doesn't like walking

First of all why do jocks allow Walsh the rail and no pace? It happens all the time. Secondly, when the horse lost his position either he pulls it up (if there is something wrong) or rides the head off it to try and stay in touch. It isn't acceptable to just sit there like you are out om an afternoon jolly. The same sort of thing happened with Battleford and then Invitation Only. Basically, he is not making anything like sufficient effort, in fact he is making virtually no visible effort at all. Very, very fortunate that the Stewards are constantly turning a blind eye. Had the Stewards caught up with the Battleford ride he would currently still be on 'holiday'.

o deer

What is he doing?

bastard jumped off

Erm.....WTF was the 3 quick slaps down the shoulder about.

knob

Big race Last Flight Ruby strikes yet again

Ruby walking back 10% light.

he a bastard

Last fence again????

hes laughing at us

Does seem to have more last flight falls than most

You guys havn`t a clue

Jan 8, 2017 -- 1:58PM, penny1939 wrote:

You guys havn`t a clue

you defend anything

slip5 08 Jan 17 13:56
bastard jumped off

Oh Dear... wast certain to win anyway, winner is hard to pass

Jan 8, 2017 -- 1:57PM, batman50 wrote:

hes laughing at us

bookmakers pal ffs

Indeed what was the 3 slaps about.

So what ? Is there a set quota ?
Horse did not come up -nothing the jockey can do in that case.

best way to get your horse unstable his to bloody whip it on the shoulder

i would have thought the bookmakers were not happy when the horse fell tbf.

Cant blame ruby for asking for a big one in a grade 1, horse didnt pick its legs up.

Slip, you need to find another sport suggesting he jumped off..

I defend, I rarely speak up for Walsh, but if you think he was at fault on A.Kate this sport is not for you. He gave her a peach of a ride.

He wouldn't have won anyway. That was very impressive by death duty coming up the hill

Ibrahima Sonko 08 Jan 17 14:00
Cant blame ruby for asking for a big one in a grade 1, horse didnt pick its legs up.

spot on, if he didnt ask it it was beat

He did give the mare a fine ride.

For some reason the horse decided not to jump the final hurdle.

It didn't jump the last imo as horse & jockey weren't on the same page as he'd slapped it asking it to quicken so it met the last on the wrong stride when if he hadn't been whipping & getting the horse into the correct stride it would've jumped and while she'd have been a length or 2 down at least then she'd have a chance to finish her race off instead of leaving it on the deck.

She just clipped the top of it which threw off her balance, more bad luck than anything imo, horses will stand up after far worse mistakes. She's tiny of course which probably doesn't help.

Wouldn't have won. Winner has found plenty to the line. Slow pace would not have suited and if it wasn't obvious beforehand he can now only be heading in one direction - Albert Bartlett.

Jan 8, 2017 -- 2:09PM, differentdrum wrote:

Wouldn't have won. Winner has found plenty to the line. Slow pace would not have suited and if it wasn't obvious beforehand he can now only be heading in one direction - Albert Bartlett.

you believe everything that atr tell you

I think she might have won if she'd stayed on her feet ,but who knows.

I believe what I see and as I said before, DD is a hard horse to pass and actually pulled away going to the line...
I think DD would have worried AK out of it..just my opinion though..

What are you talking about? On course reporter thought Walsh would have won. Quite capable of making up my own mind.

Pish poor jockey, be lucky to get a ride a week at any other stable, has a nasty nasty habit of grounding them at last obstacle

batman50
08 Jan 17 13:57

hes laughing at us

Everyone laughs at Batman

Dont know if DD would've held on, but its good to see the Ruby last flight threads back again. Feels like an age since the last batch even though he falls at the last apparently every racing day of the week.

D DUTY . RSA 2018

As I said yesterday whoever's on board all the Mullins' fallers seem to either collapse over a hurdle or stumble on landing. Never seem to run through the hurdle and fall. Don't know if this is down to the way they're schooled or just a big coincidence.

the know all's on here must have made a fortune on here ,laying Ruby for a place ,they seemed to know it was bound to end up on the floor !

name anyone who claimed to know he'd end up falling on any 1 horse today please, Ta.

It was weird the way he was whipping it on the neck in the run to the last. He succeeded in unbalancing the horse. He's alright posing out front but not a guy you want in a battle.

You'd struggle to see a bigger collection  of idiots all in one place.

She had to be whipped to straighten her.  Did nobody see her jink, possibly more than once, coming towards the last? I was on her heavy each way but no way could I blame the jockey on this occasion

Some of you say that Ruby laughs at some of the people on here. Most on here laugh at some of the people on here. Ye should try knitting or something like that.