Genuine mistake feel absolutely gutted for the lad. I do wonder how he feels inside know of us will know!
Lads any chance of someone posting a full replay with the after commentary of RUK? I tried the jockey club website but couldn't find a replay
Genuine mistake feel absolutely gutted for the lad. I do wonder how he feels inside know of us will know!Lads any chance of someone posting a full replay with the after commentary of RUK? I tried the jockey club website but couldn't find a replay
Reminds me of Peter Carberry - MONTY'S MOON a few years back. Had the b*****ks on it this day. They should never be allowed to ride again IMO... http://www.attheraces.com/atrplayer-replay-popup/VOD/324956
Reminds me of Peter Carberry - MONTY'S MOON a few years back. Had the b*****ks on it this day. They should never be allowed to ride again IMO...http://www.attheraces.com/atrplayer-replay-popup/VOD/324956
kincsem 24 Mar 17 17:14 He should get another lengthy ban for acting like a d*** standing up in the saddle and waving to the crowd.
you watching correct race?
kincsem 24 Mar 17 17:14 He should get another lengthy ban for acting like a d*** standing up in the saddle and waving to the crowd.you watching correct race?
I wish the after race analysis didn't cut off didn't see it live. If anyone could post a link to the full version afterwards i would give you a polo mint and a apple
I wish the after race analysis didn't cut off didn't see it live. If anyone could post a link to the full version afterwards i would give you a polo mint and a apple
its absolutely ridic in this day and age that the 1/2f pole it identical to the pole on finishing line...its asking for trouble and this has caused this to happen many times...why not make the one on line yellow and rest white....cost peanuts to eradicate this from reoccurring.
its absolutely ridic in this day and age that the 1/2f pole it identical to the pole on finishing line...its asking for trouble and this has caused this to happen many times...why not make the one on line yellow and rest white....cost peanuts to erad
its absolutely ridic in this day and age that the 1/2f pole it identical to the pole on finishing line...its asking for trouble and this has caused this to happen many times...why not make the one on line yellow and rest white....cost peanuts to eradicate this from reoccurring.
its absolutely ridic in this day and age that the 1/2f pole it identical to the pole on finishing line...its asking for trouble and this has caused this to happen many times...why not make the one on line yellow and rest white....cost peanuts to erad
Stewarty B - you point out that Michael Barzalona won the Derby on Pour Moi despite standing up in the stirrups before reaching the winning line. I believe the rules are that jockeys should not drop their hands, if involved in a first 4 finish, until they have crossed the line. If a jockey stops riding and gets caught by a short head, his actions are no different to holding on by a short head and as such, should be punishable the same.
Stewarty B - you point out that Michael Barzalona won the Derby on Pour Moi despite standing up in the stirrups before reaching the winning line. I believe the rules are that jockeys should not drop their hands, if involved in a first 4 finish, until
It's still incredulous how the 1/2 furlong marker can possibly be mistaken for the wining line, by anyone. There's still a straight in front of you, no gaps in the rail, no cut strip, half the grandstand to go, no photo paraphernalia, no winning post.
It's still incredulous how the 1/2 furlong marker can possibly be mistaken for the wining line, by anyone. There's still a straight in front of you, no gaps in the rail, no cut strip, half the grandstand to go, no photo paraphernalia, no winning post
It's only potentially of any use for the jockeys, I guess they should decide if it's any use to to them or not. But to be fair, the winning post has a great big red circle on it!
It's only potentially of any use for the jockeys, I guess they should decide if it's any use to to them or not. But to be fair, the winning post has a great big red circle on it!
If the jockey can't tell any other difference, or know where he is, the fallback is to keep pushing until he gets to the pole with the big red bit on it. I've seen plenty of examples where they've mistaken the line, but it can be seen why it possibly happened and one can empathise to some extent. On this example, there's no plausible excuse imo.
If the jockey can't tell any other difference, or know where he is, the fallback is to keep pushing until he gets to the pole with the big red bit on it. I've seen plenty of examples where they've mistaken the line, but it can be seen why it possibly
jamilla14 25 Mar 17 07:31 Joined: 07 Feb 03 | Topic/replies: 377 | Blogger: jamilla14's blog Stewarty B - you point out that Michael Barzalona won the Derby on Pour Moi despite standing up in the stirrups before reaching the winning line. I believe the rules are that jockeys should not drop their hands, if involved in a first 4 finish, until they have crossed the line. If a jockey stops riding and gets caught by a short head, his actions are no different to holding on by a short head and as such, should be punishable the same.
You really think those are the rules do you? Then why are there not bans every other day as I see it happening with my own eyes?
As for Michael Barzalona I thought he gave the horse a superb ride considering it was his first ever Derby. Yes he got a bit excited but the horse did win by a head and he never mistook the winning post..
Just saw this...jamilla1425 Mar 17 07:31Joined: 07 Feb 03| Topic/replies: 377 | Blogger: jamilla14's blogStewarty B - you point out that Michael Barzalona won the Derby on Pour Moi despite standing up in the stirrups before reaching the winning line.