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Either trying to get beat as far as poss or he was deliberately giving a lead to the fav?
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Hasn't made the running before but decided a nice windy day like today was the day to give it a go... :/
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3rd run for a handicap mark syndrome.
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Have a look at Hannons other one Ouzo ridden by Ryan Moore, never given a chance, certain winner next time imo
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Two birds with one stone imo. Oisin seemed to instinctively know to tuck in behind Cosgrave. It's almost like two diff sets of connections came to a plan.
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i'll watch a replay dunc
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you do that
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yes very eyecatching
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not sure what to make of that, big dunc
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2:10 Bath
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Been rated 68, doesn't look like that 3rd run was taken into any account by the handicapper - nearly 70 rated for being bog standard in 3 runs.
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Thanks, I wouldn't have noticed that. To be honest I more felt he was helping the favourite than being an eyecatcher. I was trying to highlight the possible collusion between connections/ jockeys.
They f-d his mark with that middle run tho  |
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such a shame for Hughes, usually so honest about his horses' efforts when getting marks etc
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Never know, maybe it's true rating is going to be around 85 after all...!
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That should be first couple of pounds downward...
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yep that looked a job done again. He'll get that down 10 in 3 runs? Then BANG
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