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By:
knot in wood
When: 26 Jun 18 16:05
dire...
By:
Barton Bank
When: 26 Jun 18 16:06
The sport is completely and utterly unpoliced. A ride like that in most countries (not in Ireland obviously) would lead to a lengthy ban. It is laughable.
By:
TheFear
When: 26 Jun 18 16:06
at least ireland updated their non trier rules
By:
BESTMATE44
When: 26 Jun 18 16:07
I layed it and yes it was blatant.
By:
TheFear
When: 26 Jun 18 16:07
all on the good thing and out of the places too for the double NAP
By:
par
When: 26 Jun 18 16:07
why not go left hand down off home turn
By:
Willie Shafter.
When: 26 Jun 18 16:07
curious if stoute told him what to do...as u say sublime.
By:
knot in wood
When: 26 Jun 18 16:08
fair enough he had a poor draw but was never going to have a chance from there.

level= no bet here.
By:
grayhawk
When: 26 Jun 18 16:08
Read last week a tipster saying about one of his selections....." Paul Mulrennan is booked which is a bonus " LaughLaughLaugh
By:
NOW WE KNOW
When: 26 Jun 18 16:10
Horse reported to have suffered Jaw Ache during the race. I knew there would be a good explanation for his run.
By:
BigField
When: 26 Jun 18 16:11
absolute joke of a ride but I would say he was riding to orders
By:
Barton Bank
When: 26 Jun 18 16:18
We can all see what is going on. But the stewards can't or won't. Latter, imo.
By:
GLASGOWCALLING
When: 26 Jun 18 16:29
for JAW - see BAW .
By:
Willie Shafter.
When: 26 Jun 18 16:33
great jockey
By:
BigField
When: 26 Jun 18 16:36
funny he goes down the outside on the well supported fav in a small field but on the horse that's been drifting he goes from being out wide to trying to go down the inner through a wall of horses. must just be a coincidence like it always is.
By:
workrider
When: 26 Jun 18 16:37
Mabbs Cross fto at Bath this year was a classic...
By:
Barton Bank
When: 26 Jun 18 16:41
At least the horse he just won on wasn't laid at all rates last time out going off nearly three times the ISP on betfair.
By:
pablo-fanque
When: 26 Jun 18 17:17
i'm a believer that the stewards are not half as savvy as to what a non trier looks like, compared to most on here who are watching thousands of rides/races a year , for many years
By:
Willie Shafter.
When: 26 Jun 18 17:18
they dont want the sport to look rancid..simple as.
By:
BigField
When: 26 Jun 18 17:19
yep Willie said it
By:
Barton Bank
When: 26 Jun 18 17:19
They have to know what's going on. As do the BHA.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 26 Jun 18 17:28
I used to follow horses which I thought were completely bent rides for 3 races or until they won and unsurprisingly Mulrennan was a regular feature.
A good one in memory was Casper Lee given an extremely rank ride at Thirsk over 6f then 2 runs later hacks up over 7f at a good price,the first ride was a genuine classic from Mulrennan yet his career has blossomed since.

https://www.racinguk.com/racecards/thirsk/79887-watch-racing-uk-on-sky-432-maiden-claiming-stakes?show_all=true&non-runner_display=false

My school of thought was with these types in low grades they must be handbraking them for a future bet  after all you don't need to stop a badly handicapped horse to get it beat.
By:
workrider
When: 26 Jun 18 17:39
Good thread..
By:
Barton Bank
When: 26 Jun 18 17:52
There is a culture enedmic within the sport of hooking horses. I think if anything it has become more prevalent in the Betfair era. When you've got prize money of 2-3k for winning a race it isn't particularly surprising.
By:
BESTMATE44
When: 26 Jun 18 18:02
That just about sums it up Barton.
By:
sparrow
When: 26 Jun 18 18:06
Race 5 - 4:00pm
THE ALAN WILSON 90TH BIRTHDAY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6)

Following the race Paul Mulrennan reported that REVELON, placed fourth, hung right and was denied a clear run approximately 1 ½ furlongs out. David Allan reported that FINNION FOX, placed eighth, lost its action in the closing stages. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities. The Veterinary Officer reported that the winner, KANNAPOLIS (IRE), lost its left fore sho
By:
Barton Bank
When: 26 Jun 18 18:09
"Denied a clear run". Oh, the irony.
By:
MJK
When: 26 Jun 18 18:28
Mulrennan and Allan. They must think they're abroad again....
By:
Lee Ho Fooks
When: 26 Jun 18 18:44
Take him out of the equation every time, simple
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