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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
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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.
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Think your right kevo,the old knackers will never have a good word to say about the lad.
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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
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Clan Des Obeaux winner officially rated 160, Native River rated 176 third. You work it out MJK.
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He's just another very average jock
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Both horses rated to dead heat, so what are you all going on about?
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WTF?
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Both rated 132 with weight adjustments.
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But you just said he needed 10lb in hand to win a race. Blind prejudice.
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jmdc I see you was referring to the Leicester race and not the KJ, ignore my comment.
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search party for par
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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.
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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?
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I'm not going to waste anymore time with you, good evening.
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Clear to see the stringer jockey won that race today. No harm in admitting it to be fair.
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What do you mean by stronger jockey?
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You obviously know what I mean
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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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