P Mulrennan

dire...

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.

at least ireland updated their non trier rules

I layed it and yes it was blatant.

all on the good thing and out of the places too for the double NAP

why not go left hand down off home turn

curious if stoute told him what to do...as u say sublime.

fair enough he had a poor draw but was never going to have a chance from there.

level= no bet here.

Read last week a tipster saying about one of his selections....." Paul Mulrennan is booked which is a bonus "

Horse reported to have suffered Jaw Ache during the race. I knew there would be a good explanation for his run.

absolute joke of a ride but I would say he was riding to orders

We can all see what is going on. But the stewards can't or won't. Latter, imo.

for JAW - see BAW .

great jockey

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.

Mabbs Cross fto at Bath this year was a classic...

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.

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

they dont want the sport to look rancid..simple as.

yep Willie said it

They have to know what's going on. As do the BHA.

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.

Good thread..

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.

That just about sums it up Barton.

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

"Denied a clear run". Oh, the irony.

Mulrennan and Allan. They must think they're abroad again....

Take him out of the equation every time, simple