No, it really isn't. Never thought I'd see a non jigger at Royal Ascot (admittedly only a handicap) but then seeing today's ride after a sustained "gamble" on the horse it now all makes perfect sense.
No, it really isn't. Never thought I'd see a non jigger at Royal Ascot (admittedly only a handicap) but then seeing today's ride after a sustained "gamble" on the horse it now all makes perfect sense.
You should go back and watch it. From a mile out Winston didn't give the outside up to nobody. Made an effort 2 out and then when there was a danger he might actually win inside the half furlong, very little effort. Massive drifter at Ascot too. Imagine if the horse had been covered up there? It would have won as it did today. Of course, they didn't want it to win that day.
You should go back and watch it. From a mile out Winston didn't give the outside up to nobody. Made an effort 2 out and then when there was a danger he might actually win inside the half furlong, very little effort. Massive drifter at Ascot too. Imag