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By:
sparrow
When: 24 Oct 17 17:53
I was just thinking the same Duncan. When he mentioned the horse I thought he said susiehall street. Grin
The Scots will be most annoyed.
By:
geoff m
When: 24 Oct 17 17:54
Unbelievable innit. Youd think 1 of em had 1/2 a brain. Not that its an obscure back street is it??
By:
sparrow
When: 24 Oct 17 17:56
I could have understood it if the American lady had got it wrong.
Embarrassing really.
By:
duncan idaho
When: 24 Oct 17 17:56
3 of them plus production team...then commentator comes along and equally clueless Laugh
By:
PompeyMike
When: 24 Oct 17 17:57
Would have also been nice if the commentator had said what came second and third, instead of just calling the winner and then reading out the title of the race !
By:
adamski
When: 24 Oct 17 17:58
They nearly all go to public schools as well Cry
By:
dave1357
When: 24 Oct 17 17:58
sowchihall imo
By:
acey deucy
When: 24 Oct 17 17:59
ffs Geezabrek.Laugh
By:
howard
When: 24 Oct 17 17:59
His apology was not accurate regarding how he originally said it.
By:
adamski
When: 24 Oct 17 18:04
Did anyone hear how the Dixon brother pronounced Champs-Elysees the other week?
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 24 Oct 17 18:13
I'd say this pales into insignificance compared to the discussion / argument Rachel had with Willo a few weeks back about Cracksman.

Despite Willo givinginforming her of good reasons (3YO allowance against elders, massive figure at York, etc) why Cracksman should continue racing as a 3YO, not to mention the likeliest reason Cracksman wasn't going for the Arc, didn't she insist the horse should be put away for a 4YO career?

Well after Cracksman's demolition job at Ascot, we now know who was right!
By:
dave1357
When: 24 Oct 17 18:19
sow-chee-hall?
By:
adamski
When: 24 Oct 17 18:28
George.B she said the same about Battaash, she would have put him away and saved him for Longchamp next year as the track would suit him better than Chantilly she said. And he's a gelding Laugh
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 24 Oct 17 18:36
Oh dear.

Not something I've really ever understood, no matter who says it, be it trainer or pundit, if you've got a sound horse who's in good form and there are still races left worth winning, why would you want to put the horse away? :crazy:]

And risk coming back not in the same form after a break, or finding others improving past you, etc

One of the points Willo made was that Cracksman will obviously have to concede weight to the 3YOs next season, and what if they're a stellar crop, or O'Brien has another superstar on his hands?
By:
tyred
When: 24 Oct 17 18:37
look at what happened to Arazi innit Crazy
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 24 Oct 17 18:38
I rest my case
Ta
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 24 Oct 17 18:41
me, and I'd imagine most others, probably thought after the Arc, oh well, they called it right not running Cracksman against Enable.

However, after Saturday, you'd have to think he'd have gone close at least; and while I appreciate the owner ain't short of a few bob, there is the small matter of nearly £2 million difference in prize money, albeit, Saturday's win will ensure he's not short of mares at stud to service!
By:
tyred
When: 24 Oct 17 18:53
before the champion, it would've been easy to persuade the owner to swerve Enable !
By:
dave1357
When: 24 Oct 17 18:56
so anyway

sosh-keyhole?
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 24 Oct 17 18:59
Hey Anthony, sir, that Enable, she's had a hard enough season now, Oaks, King George, Yorkshire Oaks, hardly your classic Arc preparation, and not one I think Monsieur Fabre would approve of!  She is of course a filly and you never know when they may come into season, even in October! Go for the Arc, I say, it's worth around £2 million more than the Champion Stakes to the winner!

Do you think I would have convinced him, tyred?
By:
Sica Dan
When: 24 Oct 17 19:08
Sauchiehall St is a disgrace and an embarrasement to Glasgow so maybe we shouldnt be too hard
on them, Suchamesshall St would be a more apt name .
By:
tyred
When: 24 Oct 17 19:09
Johnny G wasn't going to convince the owner against himself imo Crazy
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 24 Oct 17 19:15
Martin Dixon going on about breeze-up price tags, Kevin Ryan's got one that cost 400,000 gns that's shaping like it needs 2 miles imo Crazy
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 24 Oct 17 19:18
Cost 370,000 gns at the breeze-ups, beaten double digits in a class 5 maiden at Kempton Crazy
By:
geoff m
When: 07 Nov 17 18:15
Here we go again!
By:
Big Boss
When: 07 Nov 17 18:22
never went a yard, 3.2 out to 7.0 said it all
By:
putmeonpal
When: 07 Nov 17 18:25
As Crooked as you can get- Very clever Jim Crowley
By:
Rondetto
When: 07 Nov 17 18:45
Oldest trick in the book, drop him out, deliberately run up the backside of  another horse or 2 go for a gap that's not there come late and hard when the race is over.

A blatant stopping job BETFAIR need to investigate the strange unexplained drift betting and report this to the BHA
By:
par
When: 07 Nov 17 18:53
SOCKY HALL STREET
By:
dave1357
When: 14 Apr 18 16:20
cattermole added to the roll of shame
By:
scissors
When: 14 Apr 18 16:26
Saw-key-hall street
By:
dave1357
When: 23 Mar 19 15:00
and now on sky racing....
By:
dave1357
When: 23 Mar 19 15:05
sossihill street ffs
By:
jonjon
When: 23 Mar 19 15:05
Saucie hall street Gina
By:
the old nanny ;-)
When: 23 Mar 19 15:06
Nice hotel on that Street cant think of Name , Curry house and Cocktail bar  within it .
By:
dave1357
When: 23 Mar 19 15:10
lorne hotel, bukharah, excellent nosh
By:
themightymac
When: 23 Mar 19 15:49
SawKayhall Street
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