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Apologies: Chelm. 18.45
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You never stay on the rail at Chelmsford? Look what happened to the horse leading round the bend that stayed on the inside....
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Wears yew bin Cutter
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Rubbish! The shortest distance wins. This is a complete idiot's guidance to simplicity.
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living in a skip
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if there is an idiots guide to simplicity scutter wrote it
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Lucky barsteward wish i had a skip
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Managed to get Muneyra beat there.
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It's a gift
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James Doyle doesn't know how ride horses to win it seems. just to place
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I think dropping in after a smart break then having to make the ground back up were very poor tactics
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He does that almost every time I watch him on a favourite/2nd favourite.
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The point that most people (and many jockeys) tend to overlook is that the rail is usually the place to be if in the lead,for an obvious tactical
reason,namely you can't be passed on the inside. Any runner that's behind you but has runners holding it in can't get out or if it can it could run out of time. |
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