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When will the BHA look into the running of Richard Hannons horses and where they are finishing especially when they favourites,If ever a trainer needs looking into it is Hannon,Bookmakers must love laying his favourites which on stats is one of the worst trainers for having beaten favourites,Either the stable has serious problems or lack of training properly or there is a dubious under.ying proble,Whatever it is punters are being skinned backing this trainers horses that really should be running better.
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punters should be laying them then
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Punting stable, when the money is down, few failures
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Give it a rest Mick, you bleating potless mug.
mickwheblembe WHEN will the Irish racing authorities look into the amount of favourites owned by JP that get beaten,So far 71% of favourites owned by McManus get beat and beaten a long way in some cases,Now we know JP does not like backing short price favourites but punters do and they are being skinned by this mans horses that are favourites and get beaten,Surely he does not wield ALL the power over the authorities that they are frightened to enquiry about this diabolical and rape of punters funds. mickwheblembe When are the authorities going to scrutinise the record Jamie Spencer and the short price beaten favourites he rides that are beaten,The percentage beaten leaves a lot to be desired no wonder he did not retire? mickwheblembe I have been watching Joe Fanning over a period of time now and concluded that he should retire,Why his jockeyship has deteriorated so much that he is a liability to horses he rides,He is so weak in a finish which has cost owners and punters dearly,Mark Johnston needs to be fair to his owners and remove Fanning from his stable rides. mickwheblembe I am amazed how Trainer David Loughname gets a living for the amount horses he has in his stable to the amount of winners he produces,Whenever I see one of his horses that are well backed they never win or even placed he has to be amongst the very Worst trainers in horse racing to-day,I never back his trained horses and laid his punted horses so I do get a healthy profit so no complaints there but I just do not understand why owners put horse with him. |
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i see cycling is banning Tramadol in 2019.
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didn't hannon get into trouble with betablockers some time ago
all brushed under the carpet of course hard to know who is doping and who isn't, the whole certainty with this is that the powers that be will do very little about it |
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Flat trainer Richard Hannon has been fined £8,000 after De Bruyne Horse was found to carry traces of a banned substance connected to the human painkiller tramadol.
O-desmethyltramadol - which is created in the body when humans take tramadol - was found in a urine test after the horse won the Woodcote Stakes at Epsom. It was Hannon's fourth case and third fine involving the substance. |
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not sure about betablockers
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Given the following Stats Report, I'd be backing Hannon's short-priced Favs,
because they show a Profit. Report for all Richard Hannon's 1st Favs priced 6/4 (1.5) and below, from https://www.flatstats.co.uk/both-trainer-richard-hannon#fullreportform :- Richard Hannon Turf and All Weather Trainer Stats Report Filter Date Range 30-Sep-08 to 30-Sep-18 Actual Range 27-Jan-14 to 21-Sep-18 SP 0 to 1.5 Position in Betting 1st Summary Total Runs 395 £1 Win SP £19.02 (4.8%) Total Wins 218 (55.2%) £1 EW SP £46.97 (6.3%) Total Placed 310 (78.5%) Avg Win SP 0.9-1 Expected Wins 208.92 (1.04) Avg All SP 1.0-1 Total Earnings £2149700 £1 Win Tote £-11.50 (-2.9%) Earnings Per Start £5442 £1 EW Tote £-25.08 (-3.4%) Betfair SP Subscribers Only Total Runs n/a £1 Win BFSP n/a n/a Total Wins n/a (n/a%) £1 EW BFSP n/a n/a Total Placed n/a (n/a%) Avg Win BFSP 0.0-1 Expected Wins 0 (n/a) Avg All BFSP 0.0-1 Total Individual Runners 282 Longest Winning Streak 10 Total Unique Winners 189 (67.0%) Longest Losing Streak 4 Total Unique Won £10K+ Race 21 (7.4%) Average Losing Streak 0.8 Last 50 Runners 30 from 50 (60.0%), 1.18 A/E, Profit of £11.11 (22.2%) 31111112221321241121111131112241232111121511313111 Last 28 Days 4 from 5 (80.0%), 1.41 A/E, Profit of £2.07 (41.4%) Guest Viewing This is only a sample report. Please login or subscribe now in order to see the full report. |
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The OP will I'm sure return to answer any queries as to his allegations of wrongdoing.
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https://www.paulickreport.com/news/the-biz/england-hannon-trained-stakes-winner-dqd-after-drug-positive/
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Bound to be top of the pops with Brian Epstein now then!
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Brian Epstein decent chance NO BET
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Brian Epstein
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hannon does very well with two year olds. as does archie watson, johnston, o'brien etc...
saaed not a bad season with two year olds although not sure you can trust his at a short price anymore. he had one turned over at bath earlier as well. |
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Thank you very much for the Aintree iron
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Interesting that retired Trainer Bill O'Gorman found in the Comments posted on the above Link -
- which is an American Horse Racing enthusiasts site.... wonder how he found his way onto that site. Bill O'Gorman Doping is not so Uncommon. • 4 years ago Any "doping scandals" that we have had were proven to be at the hands of outside parties. Apart from the Godolphin issue last year (and, perhaps, the Henderson case) I don't remember any cases of systemic in-house doping. Most test failures here result from faulty withdrawal times of a prescribed medication, and they occur in isolation not in same-stable clusters. Of course testers everywhere can only test for things which they have already identified. |
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he posts on there a lot, especially on doping issues
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