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Totally agree with jedisophie..
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its like the emperor has no clothes..hes gone back a lot from being above average.now hes below average
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If I was involved at Ballydoyle I'd have Soumillon there asap
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He's no better than any of the other top riders around the world in terms of talent. He has just had a more privileged career than most, and the idiots in the media all jump on the bandwagon hailing him the best jockey in the world so the average punter believes it's true.
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Soumillon is different gravy compared to this b*ll end....
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When does Soumillon make errors? Hardly ever compared to Moore.
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Without doubt the most pathetic attempt to race ride on 3 short prices top both horses.
But typical balkydoyle fcuking up your average punters enjoyment with a myriad of bullshit |
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Soumillon surely wouldnt leave what he has to ride for this bunch of **** but if he did,anyone who doubts he could do a better job than Ryan,(clock in his head,always in the right place,judge of pace,no nonsense,great pair of hands) Morre needs committed! ASAP......
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Moore was woeful today. I believe Ballydoyle is too big a stable for just one jockey including Moore. I hope a rethink by Coolmore a necessity; just too many howlers perpetually by Moore,...too tired or a slow learner perhaps?
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I think they are more of a gambling stable than people think - but I agree
with all of the above threads - plural |
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We hear every day from the TV pundits when Moore wins a race "thats why he is the best in the world" etc - usually after a ride no different to what any other reasonably competent jockey would have offered - the pundits seem to perpetuate this myth of his abilities and yet the evidence to the contrary is irrefutable - he doesn't hold a candle to some of the best from years gone by or even of today
I wouldn't be surprised if his time in Ireland is near its end |
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Under orders-impossible for one jockey to find so much trouble in one day
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they may gamble from time to time but in group 1s with breeding involved? no way..not logical
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I've been saying it for years regarding this overrated rodent. The word Bandwagon was used earlier. Very true when describing how the easily led latched on .
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He's just not very good. Atzeni and Doyle rode in a different class to him, not just in that race but the whole season, surely Coolmore have to take note?
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Just the 5 1st or 2nd FAVS tomorrow for the ever wonderful Ryan. Just the three odds on,beggars belief!
Ill be taking on most of them again because the arrogant prick will still be up to his nonsense tomorrow! Unfortunately he will probably have at least 2,3 winners! |
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its got to the point with him & Frank Spencer - where you see them on a horse you know can win
but you think - na ... I'll just lay it & watch them feck up |
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just got back from the Pub and i can not believe what i am reading here...The Best Jockey In The World Being Crucified Just Like Jesus.....Forgive Them Lord.
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In this meeting last year the majority of the winners came up the middle of the track eg Almanzor and Alice Springs, both from last to 1st; Minding and Persuasive (both rails) got bogged down.
Let's see where the jocks come up tomorrow. |
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I think Moore rode to the instructions vic chandler gave him
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horrible little man
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Riding a load of favourites again tomorrow. You can imagine the pundit reaction if he rides 2-3 winners.
The Derby showed that just about anyone in the weighing room can ride a Group 1 winner for Ballydoyle. Plenty of market support in the National Stakes for Beckford but the booking of Smullen looks ominous to me and I suspect Gustav Klimt is probably nailed on. |
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not leopardstown today imposs123.Different track today
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bit unlucky imo
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linc the sink 09 Sep 17 18:26
The blokes a complete muppet.that was an absolute shocker.skinny arrogant littl cooooont. Lose much? |
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he will be under pressure on the ride on st george
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If he was under pressure he would already have been replaced on Order Of St George. You don't allow someone to mess up on the same horse time and again.
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have yous ever suffered traffic jams?
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Curragh a much more forgiving track and you don't see that many "unlucky" runners,Leopardstown seems to bring out all the worst traits in Moore,over confidence high on the list and bad positioning of his mounts another.
I worry for anybody who comes on here and defends that shambles yesterday. |
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Moore messed up on OoSG last year...a repeat unlikely even for the perpetual incompetent on Gp 1 races?
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i aint defending anyone..but what happened yesterday happens every single day...
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Isn't it the general idea to try and get out of a traffic jam or better still not be in one in the first place?
Typical Sunday Forum whitewash. Peter Thomas making giant strides up the list of muppets in racing. Appears to think there is a explanation for everything in racing as long as it doesn't involve criticising anyone. Wonderful news for everyone who wanted to oppose him that Gustav Klimt is out. Also reducing the race to 7 runners and putting Smullen on a short priced favourite. Happy days for bookmakers again. |
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De Sousa is far and away the best, most honest and committed jockey riding today, it would appear his humble origins still count against him!
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Another one that went through the line with plenty in the tank. Should have been at least second.
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he got lucky
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different gravy
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He's done well to get that beat a few times imo.
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Ann Stokell could have won on that lol
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Finally rode George positive.
Only takes him to lose a few G1s to wake up. Intelligent fella |
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Further evidence (not that it was needed) of how bad the Ascot ride was.
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