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Father Forgive Them...
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Should grab the rail and make all here though!
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Will he atone in this one? Long overdue...for a win.
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F*** me it got beat 20l.Are you saying oisin would have won on ryans horse.Your are F****** crazy.
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Ryan Moore is the best flat jockey in the UK at the moment.
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SDS on a different level
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I do not think any other jockey could have won on his mounts nevertheless, he did give up the favoured rail position on more than one occasion at Newmarket today, I believe. But, no worries better luck tomorrow (perhaps).
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he was one off the rails hard ridden from a very long way out and was beaten a mile.Are you people mad?????????????
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Interview now with the great man.
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Painful viewing.
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30 seconds up and over and very insightful.
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Miserable , ignorant little man
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In hell..............unless you know him ....why say it ...?
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Seen him on TV , countless times .
I'm basing my opinion on him on that. |
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You can tell who the a55holes are on here without meeting them as well lol
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Negativity followed by abuse. Standard behaviour.
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Yet another naive, car crash of a ride lol.
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only interested these days in the big races and if it ain't happening he doesn't give a f
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Drifted from 1.55 to 2.02 in the 3tbp market, so some might suggest it was a great ride..
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He had it in such a bad position if you’d backed it then it was game over before they’d gone 2 furlongs
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This is going to be a very long thread.
How much did winning that race mean to him? I suspect hardly anything. Turned what should have been a draw advantage into a nightmare. He was so badly positioned the horse would have needed a miracle almost from the start. |
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It is worrying that some people 'guessed' that would happen - 13/8-3/1.
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Anyone who thinks that was a bad ride has no understanding of the sport and ought to give up. At the very best he might have got 4th instead of 5th. The Johnston horse drawn next to him always goes forward. Moore had to expect that and would have been in position to track him through. Doyle took a pull after half a furlong and before he knew it his position wasn't ideal but through no fault of his own. The 2nd came from well behind him anyway and with a more troubled run and Breath of Air didn't find much when it got space. If you bet him to come 4th feel marginally unlucky. If not stop being ridiculous.
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Won its only previous race from the front, so let's try holding the horse up in what must have been the most congested part of Newmarket just for a change.!
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^^exactly glasgow^^
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Yeah nag would not have won in a month of sundays.
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The chief apologist arrives on the scene putting himself on his own ridiculous pedestal as if to add some sort of weight to another threadbare/pointless argument. Excuse number.....
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With the way Ryan is riding be better off with the ferrier riding him and he is about 20 stone
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omg - he won one
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Leading Newmarket jockey after 2 days
William Buick x3 =Ryan Moore x2 = Andrea Atzeni x2 |
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Moore was wide awake there (for a change)!
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Well that's the kind he CAN win on - first time out against multiple recent winners - on course bookies would love it ;) .... regular punters enemy no. one - no doubt
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Even when he wins.
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You will find there are one or two TOP jockeys (and I think there is NO doubt about their talent, including Moore) who win plenty but for whatever reason (I wouldn't want to speculate) their wins are particularly unpredictable AND regular punters (not those with the inside track) are nearly ALWAYS on the wrong ones - it's just a fact of racing and a VERY important one - it's what keeps on-track bookies going.
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I think the above is a fair point. He has loads of fancied rides. How are you going to be able to differentiate between the winners and the losers? One things for sure there will be plenty more losers than winners and plenty of the winners won't be any great value. He just rode Encrypted for the same stable and it punctured two furlongs out with the jock quickly giving up and the horse eventually finishing last. Plenty of each-way money no doubt down the drain. Typically they were all over trainer and jockey with the winner but nobody is going to question how poor it was to send a horse out to run that badly half an hour later.
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What happened to Encrypted? Did Moore run out of energy?
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