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grayhawk
09 Jul 19 17:58
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Not a jumps winner for nigh on four years and that happens Cry

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doorman99
When: 09 Jul 19 18:03
No I don't. All trainers who have a saddle slip due to their incompetance in not doing everything yp tightly enough should be banned for a month! Have always felt really strongly about this, its not rocket science, it really isn't.Just cos it made a mistake if it was done up tight enough it wouldn't have slipped.
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duncan idaho
When: 09 Jul 19 18:11
silly trainer forgetting to tighten it properly, that'll be it...that is the sole reason there can possibly be for a saddle slipping  Plain
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Twoboyz
When: 09 Jul 19 18:41
Doorman 99. I see what your saying but horses blow out on the way to the start etc and the saddle is always checked at the start
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stu
When: 10 Jul 19 13:41
Feel sorry for trainers with god-awful records...yeh right.

Plenty others more in need than this type.
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Sawley House Stables
When: 10 Jul 19 16:39
I think you will find that every horse ridden by a Conditional/Apprentice jockey has to have their girths checked at the start.

Blaming the trainer or his representitve seems harsh, as the saddling-up is done either in the racecourse stables or in the pre-paddock boxes.

It is clearly visable that following Naasik's blunder at the second last the saddle moved back and that was the catalyst for the unseat nearing the last hurdle.
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