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Never just cruise there on the bridle for a straightforward victory.
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to make it look like the horse belongs in that grade of race..
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Im more concerned how many odds on in hcaps he gets, doesnt this tell you something is broken
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Isn't it visually more about the style of Luke Morris rather than the horse , the majority of time anyway ?
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they are often undercooked but 2 stone well in on their potential so it's the slow game to pick up a few races on the way up.
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Mostly stayers without turn of pace trained to quicken up over 2 furlongs up to jockey to decide when to use With the knowledge of will stay for ever
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Agree Hayde, put James Doyle on and he would gradually wind the pace up. Morris looks like he is trying to move a rocking horse.
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Still green. The horse, whichever one it may be from that yard, never even knew it had a race in its 3 "qualifying" runs.....and lets be honest, it didn't.
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I'm more concerned on how many commas the op has used in the topic title
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I dont think its a Luke Morris thing. It was the same with Seb and George before
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And yet another.
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Has one of his short price drifters ever won? It stinks
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Comprehension is not easy learners.
The English Education System has much two answer four. |
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The late drift spoke volumes
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Think that was linked to it's recalcitrance to enter the traps carrots.
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They are a 'Lay to Back' dream.
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The Baronet will simply be relaxing in a leather armchair, trussed up in a smoking jacket, with a large Cuban in his mouth.
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Are we allowed to know the large Cuban's name please?
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I don't think style and Luke Morris can be used in the same sentence. He is clearly a ridiculously hard working and all-round nice guy - which is why he gets all these rides at the low grade courses. But I'm afraid he is worse than most 7lb claimer. He unbalances horses and I don't understand how he gets away with his over the shoulder whip action and using it so far away from his body, clearly trying to intimidate other jockeys/horses.
I dont like to criticise jockeys, especially such a hard worker as Luke, but I do not get how he gets the support of trainers. |
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"I dont think its a Luke Morris thing. It was the same with Seb and George before"
George always said that Sir sent him a letter with his riding instructions for every race. |
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Who Knows.... appears to know nothing about jockeys - Luke Morris gets rides because he is a fine jockey with a really strong finish - not a stylist I admit but style doesn't count for much in a tight finish! You just have to check his record to know that you are missing the point. He is not known amongst the jockey world as "The Sniper" for no reason
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Luke Morris record from Flat stats:
• Luke Morris is a worse than average jockey. Backing all his runners to a £1 stake in the past 10 years has returned a loss of £-4581 (-32%). A low A/E value stat of 0.80 implies that overall the jockey is not good value. |
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Sir Mark gets the best out of him, 21% of his winners have come from one trainer: Sir Mark Prescott.
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But would Sir Mark not get these winners from any jockey he chooses?
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the reason they often make hard work of winning is because the trainer is clever, he not only gets them on a good opening mark but he gradually steps them up to their optimum conditions, so a 14f horse is obviously going to get pushed along at say 10f but can still win if well enough treated and not likely to go up so much
when duffield rode for him the amateur dramatics in the saddle also played a part, he was often seen flailing arms and whip from 4f out in a way to make it look harder work than it was, well that was often my interpretation |