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By:
tanglefoot
When: 20 Sep 18 16:40
Think u might get better odds  just before off on Baritone cause of Gosden horse
By:
deadbrain59
When: 20 Sep 18 17:31
no money involved,riding keeps him fit ,for the weekend big chequesPlain
By:
RothmanMike
When: 20 Sep 18 18:25
Don't ya just love these pathetic threads.
345 of them at the last count Grin.
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 20 Sep 18 18:53
There was a race earlier (ponty) where Moore didn't even move a muscle the whole race Crazy

Dunno if the horse was bleeding or not but if not that was horrible even for him
By:
MJK
When: 20 Sep 18 18:55
He was bleeding alright, bleeding awful Laugh
By:
granitjack
When: 21 Sep 18 14:26
Off to a flyer again today Excited
By:
granitjack
When: 21 Sep 18 16:36
This is great viewing watching Moore at his best Excited
By:
differentdrum
When: 21 Sep 18 19:03
Another masterclass in mediocrity. Loads of fancied rides, most finishing just outside the places. Time and time again a promising book of rides and delivers next to nothing. Laughing at punters and owners who clearly haven't got a clue otherwise they wouldn't keep putting him up. If he can't win looks weaker than a child in a pony club.
By:
asparagus
When: 21 Sep 18 19:16
The only jockey in history who gets criticised for his rides when no jockey on earth would have won on any of them. The only masterclass i can see is that of ignorance on here.
By:
differentdrum
When: 21 Sep 18 20:49
I doff my cap you must be the richest punter on here if you can spot how often the market 'gets it wrong' with a Moore ride. You are virtually saying that he has never lost on a horse that he should have won on?
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 21 Sep 18 21:12
He doesn't try his hardest though, asparagus?

Not in low grade races anyway, his effort is appalling in them imo

If I was a trainer I'd be booking a claimer in these low grade handicaps rather than a Spencer/Moore
By:
RothmanMike
When: 21 Sep 18 23:22
Nowt new here.
By:
asparagus
When: 22 Sep 18 08:33
Differentdrum, I was referring to his rides over the last couple of days when yet again he's been slagged off for no particular reason other than he's Ryan Moore. At Ponte he rode at least 3 horses which clearly didn't handle the change in ground, were more or less tailed off and he got heavily criticised on here  for it. Pathetic imo.
Sontaran, yes in low grade races he's probably not the hardest on them once they can't win but the same could be said for most top jockeys in history, Piggott, dettori, Eddery, etc etc. It's the nature of the beast.
By:
Andrew in Sweden
When: 22 Sep 18 11:57
Ryan Moore rides a supposedly poor race and all hell breaks loose.

As Asparagus points out racing history is full of jockey rides that maybe weren't their best, Archer, Richards, Piggott, Edddery et all, but it's no different to any other sport.

Has Lewis Hamilton ever made a mistake ? Tiger missed a 4ft putt ? Pele missed penalties ? Federer lost a match he should have won ? Blah x 3.

I'm not defending the ride as i didn't see it, nor am i stating he's my favourite Jockey, i actually think Frankie is the better tactician and to be honest i hope Donnacha (who i like) is on Ten Sovereigns next Saturday, but RM still has to be in the top 6 GB/Irish jockeys of all time and will still be riding for Coolmore/AOB beyond 2019.

Riding much less than in previous years but still on a 17% strike rate.

Magnier, Tabor and Smith must read these posts and think how could we have f**ked up so easily when we could have chosen Buick, Doyle, SDS, Fanning or Morris.
By:
RothmanMike
When: 22 Sep 18 12:05
Morris ?
Now you are having a laugh.
By:
Andrew in Sweden
When: 22 Sep 18 12:08
Mike,

It wasn't a recommendation and my comment was obviously sarcastic Wink
By:
RothmanMike
When: 22 Sep 18 12:10
Just checking on your sanity Andrew.
Hope all is well in Stockholm today Plain.
By:
Arklearkle
When: 22 Sep 18 13:22
Andrew I couldnt see him in the top six GB/I jockeys of all time.
By:
granitjack
When: 22 Sep 18 14:25
Excited
By:
Andrew in Sweden
When: 22 Sep 18 14:28
Mike,

Linköping (200 kms west)

ArkleArkle,

Perhaps i was a little OTT in saying top 6 GB/Irish, i put it down to age, so can i change to top 6 in GB ? Wink
By:
Arklearkle
When: 22 Sep 18 14:42
Andrew probably no but dont ask me to name them! Id reckon there were many as good as him for sure
By:
Andrew in Sweden
When: 22 Sep 18 14:52
Arklearkle,

That was my last offer, age or no age Laugh

I guess going back in history you can go back to Fred Archer, but it was a different game then. My list of those i know of would be (in order)

Piggott
Richards
Eddery
Carson
Dettori
Moore
By:
Deptford
When: 22 Sep 18 14:55
Lester miles ahead of the rest, I recall that idiot Mike Dillon once saying Moore a better jockey, fook me he needs urgent medical attention, Moore is lucky that there is hardly any competition , a very average rider
By:
granitjack
When: 22 Sep 18 15:34
Even Crowley would have bothered to have ridden out properly for 3rd there.....total contempt for punters.
By:
Charlton2005
When: 22 Sep 18 15:37
agreed granit. same on irish rover 2 weeks ago. 4th to 5th in last few strides. racing post comment for that actually says "eased late" wtf??

wac
By:
Charlton2005
When: 22 Sep 18 15:38
hes obviously not useless but he is a c@nt
By:
granitjack
When: 22 Sep 18 15:42
He certainly is a c@nt. Rember The Irish Rover as well a couple weeks ago....eased down AFTER he hit the front about 2 furlongs too soon as well!
By:
guernseyw
When: 22 Sep 18 16:11
Deffo a c@#t ,  Cry
By:
impossible123
When: 22 Sep 18 16:25
Moore...misery.
By:
bodey
When: 22 Sep 18 17:02
not a punters palCrazy
By:
impossible123
When: 22 Sep 18 20:03
Full house for Moore...of consecutive losers. A fairly normal day at the office, I guess.
By:
granitjack
When: 22 Sep 18 20:06
And most of his short priced runners tailed off...
The ‘finish’ he rode on Equalateral was a disgrace and showed his usual disdain of the betting public...
By:
differentdrum
When: 24 Sep 18 12:44
Another string of fancied rides at Kempton. Three or four winners?
By:
MJK
When: 24 Sep 18 13:48

Sep 24, 2018 -- 12:44PM, differentdrum wrote:


Another string of fancied rides at Kempton. Three or four winners?


Should get at least 3 anyhow

By:
Arklearkle
When: 24 Sep 18 14:11
Joined: 10 Nov 07 | Topic/replies: 11,247 | Blogger: Andrew in Sweden's blog
Arklearkle,

That was my last offer, age or no age Laugh

I guess going back in history you can go back to Fred Archer, but it was a different game then. My list of those i know of would be (in order)

Piggott
Richards
Eddery
Carson
Dettori
Moore

Andrew only saw your post now. If you include Eddery you must also include Fallon Scobie and Cauthen. I reckon those wouuld push Ryan down the list a good bit. Its very difficult to compare from other eras but you had other people like Lewis Starkey and Doug Smith. Then you had a few such as Kinnane Murtagh and Ward who rode almost solely in Ireland. I reckon Joseph was possibly a better jockey than Moore and certainly made far fewer mistakes than him. Tbf Ryan has one very good attribute and that is he says very little and thats important for owners and trainers.
By:
TheFear
When: 24 Sep 18 14:12
gone.at.the.game
By:
aypee
When: 24 Sep 18 14:13
with rides like that certainly has
By:
hulk23
When: 24 Sep 18 14:13
starchant 4.3 >>> 15.5

wasn't unplaced was it ??
By:
Tallywagger.
When: 24 Sep 18 14:13
Outside stall forced his hand there. Done too much early.
By:
MJK
When: 24 Sep 18 14:14
He rode it to just beat the leader
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