minimal interference. if that gets chucked its total BS - horse yesterday swept across and could have killed someone and kept it - shouldnt all be about the winning distance. imo
minimal interference. if that gets chucked its total BS - horse yesterday swept across and could have killed someone and kept it - shouldnt all be about the winning distance. imo
denmead swung wide coming round final bend and masterson give it a hefty bump and denmead momentarily stopped riding..on that basis bearing in mind was dh it would have to get race..but it did swing wide coming round bend of its own accord.
denmead swung wide coming round final bend and masterson give it a hefty bump and denmead momentarily stopped riding..on that basis bearing in mind was dh it would have to get race..but it did swing wide coming round bend of its own accord.
if they cant change that result given the dh and the bump must have cost the Winston horse at least an inch then god help us..but the time delay suggests nothing is clear cut
if they cant change that result given the dh and the bump must have cost the Winston horse at least an inch then god help us..but the time delay suggests nothing is clear cut
Willie Shafter. 02 May 17 19:43 denmead swung wide coming round final bend and masterson give it a hefty bump and denmead momentarily stopped riding..on that basis bearing in mind was dh it would have to get race..but it did swing wide coming round bend of its own accord.
Willie Shafter. 02 May 17 19:43 denmead swung wide coming round final bend and masterson give it a hefty bump and denmead momentarily stopped riding..on that basis bearing in mind was dh it would have to get race..but it did swing wide coming rou
not sure why the outcry on here. interference amounting to a brush should be reversed because its a dead heat but a smash bang get the fcuk off your horse should stand because the horse won by a length hahaha
not sure why the outcry on here. interference amounting to a brush should be reversed because its a dead heat but a smash bang get the fcuk off your horse should stand because the horse won by a length hahaha
but there are so many variables to a stewards inquiry, the interference, the individual stewards interpretation of the interference/rules, the jockeys arguments etc. Obviously easy to say after but we know the rules seem to change daily on what is and what isn't interference.
but there are so many variables to a stewards inquiry, the interference, the individual stewards interpretation of the interference/rules, the jockeys arguments etc. Obviously easy to say after but we know the rules seem to change daily on what is an
mccarthy imo this one should have been straightforward. The fact the bookies pay out twice on reversed results is a conflict of interest. first and second favs
mccarthy imo this one should have been straightforward. The fact the bookies pay out twice on reversed results is a conflict of interest. first and second favs
1. UK racing depends on bookmaker profits for funding. 2. A result standing is better for bookmakers' profits than paying out twice (especially when it's the first and second favourite involved)
i'm pretty convinced by the conspiracy tbh.
1. UK racing depends on bookmaker profits for funding.2. A result standing is better for bookmakers' profits than paying out twice (especially when it's the first and second favourite involved)i'm pretty convinced by the conspiracy tbh.
fear,high street bookies would have preferred the fav to be thrown out to halt running up bets from other winning favs.obviouslypaying out half winnings/stake on both is no different than paying 100% on one or tother, only relevance is which horse would have been better or worse result before race and generally fav winning is worse result therefore they wanted fav demoted so no need for conspiracy theories. in truth.having said all this i think anyone laying the fav or backing deemed can feel a touch unlucky not to have got the suitable result in the stewards room, clearly could have gone either way.
fear,high street bookies would have preferred the fav to be thrown out to halt running up bets from other winning favs.obviouslypaying out half winnings/stake on both is no different than paying 100% on one or tother, only relevance is which horse
At the time of the bump Den. was 1/2 length behind. In view of that and the dead heat how can it be argued that the interference did not
improve Mast's placing?
At the time of the bump Den. was 1/2 length behind. In view of that and the dead heat how can it be argued that the interference did not improve Mast's placing?
THE FCL GLOBAL FORWARDING MAKING LOGISTICS PERSONAL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5)
The Stewards held an enquiry under Rule (B)11.6 into possible interference off the final bend. Having heard their evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found that the dead-heat winner, MASTERSON (IRE), ridden by Silvestre de Sousa, lugged left-handed before being quickly corrected by de Sousa, and gave a light bump to the dead-heat winner DENMEAD, ridden by Robert Winston. They found the interference was accidental and had not improved MASTERSON (IRE)’s placing, in that the incident occurred approximately 1½ furlongs from the line and DENMEAD did not appear to lose any ground or momentum as a result of the contact. They therefore ordered the placings to remain unaltered.
Race 5 - 8:00pm
THE FCL GLOBAL FORWARDING MAKING LOGISTICS PERSONAL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5)The Stewards held an enquiry under Rule (B)11.6 into possible interference off the final bend. Having heard their evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found that
Unless Denmead was bumped into from behind and knocked forward without any impairment of its momentum there must be some physical effect from a bump and therefore what appeared to be a dead heat would most likely result in Denmead returning a time fractionally faster then he did and therefore logically should be assumed the winner – UNLESS there is a history of it refusing to go past horses or Masterson being a tenacious fighter that never gives in.
Unless Denmead was bumped into from behind and knocked forward without any impairment of its momentum there must be some physical effect from a bump and therefore what appeared to be a dead heat would most likely result in Denmead returning a time fr
Add a course of logic for all stewards' training plz - along with geometry as they can't seem to work out the effect of horses being knocked or pushed sideways across the width of the track either!
Add a course of logic for all stewards' training plz - along with geometry as they can't seem to work out the effect of horses being knocked or pushed sideways across the width of the track either!
By failing to make Denmead the outright winner, what the rules are saying is you can bump a rival and get away with it. That is a dangerous precedent, imo. The rules are essentially promoting poor jockeyship.
By failing to make Denmead the outright winner, what the rules are saying is you can bump a rival and get away with it. That is a dangerous precedent, imo. The rules are essentially promoting poor jockeyship.