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I have only one word for that.
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100 yards from the last you'd expect the pilot to be throwing the kitchen sink at it, not nudge it along rather gently.
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let's face it, it was bent but expect the stewards to do nothing. Maybe Josh Moore had a treble and this was the last leg after City in the football and Taylor in the boxing.
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2 stablev runners in 3 horse race ridden by 2 brothers sons of trainer against a 66 rag and still manage to make it look bent
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? So how do you induce a horse to fluff its jumps at four separate hurdles?
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And, of course, the gurning, giggling idiots on Sky Sports Racing wouldn't dare question the integrity of the ride.
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Ask it nicely Honcho
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Can't ask it any nicer. Serious question. The horse was all at sea over these hurdles which was surely the biggest contributory factor to it's unimpressive win. No?
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We were commenting on the second not the winner
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Just tuned out, listening to Alex Hammond cream her knickers after that last race is enough to put me off my Sunday dinner.
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Jockey on the second should be getting a long ban.I mean how obvious was that.
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Honcho - I'd stick to Bryony Bashing if I were you. Race Reading not your thing
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Not so. Post reading was the issue. Don't know how anybody can call a race bent when the odds on jolly goes in?
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LH - it's the "effort" on the 2nd, stablemate of the winner, that is at issue here. Whether a more rigorous ride would have seen it prevail we will never know. But that's the point.
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Thanks paris - appreciated. I did watch the race but admit to not concentrating too much on the runner up who, on viewing the finish again, didn't appear to be overly exerted I agree.
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Just did another good job at a big price.
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