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By:
kevo
When: 28 Dec 18 14:46
Did you not watch the King George MJK nice steering job on the 12/1 shot, and what about the double at Kempton yesterday. I thought maybe there would be at least one positive comment from
the knackers...oops sorry knockers.
By:
MJK
When: 28 Dec 18 14:49
Just because a horse is 12/1 doesn't mean it hadn't got pounds in hand on the day. Stiff as Nick on a horse and then resorts to bouncing up and down. A perfect example that race of swap the jockeys in the finish and a different result.
By:
mmmalushka
When: 28 Dec 18 14:52
Think your right kevo,the old knackers will never have a good word to say about the lad.
By:
Gerald the Show Pony
When: 28 Dec 18 14:52
Skelton saw a chance to win this and Cobden was trying to win it without giving the horse a race. I wish I trusted my instinct in running as the Skelton horse was easily available at 10 when it was obvious that it should have been even money
By:
kevo
When: 28 Dec 18 14:55
Clan Des Obeaux winner officially rated 160, Native River rated 176 third. You work it out MJK.
By:
MayoMan
When: 28 Dec 18 14:56
He's just another very average jock
By:
jmdc
When: 28 Dec 18 14:58
Both horses rated to dead heat, so what are you all going on about?
By:
kevo
When: 28 Dec 18 15:00
WTF?
By:
jmdc
When: 28 Dec 18 15:01
Both rated 132 with weight adjustments.
By:
MJK
When: 28 Dec 18 15:04

Dec 28, 2018 -- 2:55PM, kevo wrote:


Clan Des Obeaux winner officially rated 160, Native River rated 176 third. You work it out MJK.


You did see the part where I say on the day' didn't you? You often see horses hack up in big handicaps at big prices. On the day they had pounds in hand which is why they backed up. Not talking about ratings before the race as you well know.

By:
kevo
When: 28 Dec 18 15:14
But you just said he needed 10lb in hand to win a race. Blind prejudice.
By:
kevo
When: 28 Dec 18 15:17
jmdc I see you was referring to the Leicester race and not the KJ, ignore my comment.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 28 Dec 18 15:17
search party for par
By:
MJK
When: 28 Dec 18 15:23

Dec 28, 2018 -- 3:14PM, kevo wrote:


But you just said he needed 10lb in hand to win a race. Blind prejudice.


Where did I say he needed 10lbs in hand?

By:
kevo
When: 28 Dec 18 15:37
Apologies you said he needed pounds in hand to win. His win in the KJ showed your comment to be be wide of the mark, but I doubt that you can see it.
By:
MJK
When: 28 Dec 18 15:46
So you're saying the jockey made the difference? The horse was cantering up the straight ffs. Are you also saying no other jockey would've won in the tight finish today at Leicester?
By:
kevo
When: 28 Dec 18 15:51
I'm not going to waste anymore time with you, good evening.
By:
MJK
When: 28 Dec 18 15:54
Clear to see the stringer jockey won that race today. No harm in admitting it to be fair.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 28 Dec 18 17:06
What do you mean by stronger jockey?
By:
MJK
When: 28 Dec 18 17:12
You obviously know what I mean
By:
mmmalushka
When: 28 Dec 18 23:57
MJK, GIVE IT UP SUNSHINE,what other 20 year old jockey would have had the guts to take a pull three out and then two out in a KING GEORGE give the boy some credit for a tremendous ride.
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