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Pyle of what I wonder after watching that 'effort'
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shocking
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wtf did he think he was doing??
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Not great, knows the horse too.
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it just could never win from there.
Im not sure what he thought would happen there?? |
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Sat still until approaching the 2 furling marker.
Unbelievable. |
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Oh dear that was a truly terrible ride.
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i liked it having laid the thing. pity i laid winner also.
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Beaten 3/4 lengths.
It truly beggars belief. |
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This is clearly one of those occasions that connections have over complicated it by giving the young lad strict instructions.
He doesn't move until hitting the 2f marker and i'd imagine those were his instructions. |
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Even worse is the sap that is Brown trying to get off the subject as quick as possible.
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He's had 87 rides in races, no excuse.
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Agree with hushwing in that the lad was riding to his instructions which you would expect an inexperienced apprentice to do.
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It's one of those unfortunate ones where technically he was right - apart from one other horse.
Moreso, if you hadn't envisaged that that was a serious reservation to have (i.e. the race panning out like that on a sharpish track) after the way it has been ridden the last two runs, you're in the wrong game. All that said, still a shocking ride in terms of not reacting to how the race was panning out. |
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An enquiry was held into the running and riding of DANDY MAESTRO, ridden by William Pyle and trained by Richard Spencer which was held up in rear before making headway from 2 furlongs out, to finish second beaten 3¼ lengths. The rider and the trainer’s representative were interviewed and shown recordings of the race. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding during routine testing failed to reveal any abnormalities. The rider stated his instructions were the same as when he won on the filly last time out at Newbury; to drop her out, ride her how he found her and come with a late run. He explained that in his opinion, the three front runners had gone off too fast and he had expected them to tire and come back to the field in the home straight. He added that the front runners did come back to him in the straight, but OTTO OYL had got first run and despite him making an effort from 2 furlongs out he was unable to reel in the winner. The trainer’s representative stated that the ride accorded with the instructions given and that Spencer was satisfied with the ride. Their explanations were noted.
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a late run
Maybe next time wait a bit later like after the finish line ay? |
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if those were his instructions, then it makes the ride even worse.
he was never going to get to those in front |
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& they wonder why people are losing interest on backing the horses.
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Like a football manager the trainer isn't gonna criticise in public. He may well tear him a new one privately though. And like 99% of all jockeys Pyle has that chip on the shoulder already about getting criticised and accepting it was a poor ride.
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I assume he'll ride it closer to the pace today....
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I was there on Wednesday and Jason Hart described the ground as a pyle of Shoite (excuse the pun), really sticky and dead.
It was a very poorly time ride and it looked liked you needed to be up with the pace and not a furlong behind. I'm not defending the ride in anyway but he probably did think the front runners would have came back to him. |
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They did come back to him Tom, but he was sat stock still while Rhone sent Otto of in pursuit, a clanger.
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He's an apprentice you gotta expect mistakes
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Today will be its 3rd run within 7 days, with a lot of travelling, Newbury, Ayr now Bath
Should win but will those 3 quick runs have taken its toll ?? |
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Dealer fair points. I wouldn't be betting it myself today but will probably watch out of interest.
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Going up 11 pound after today?
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Be interesting if there's an earlier effort made today - 1.36 in win market ffs.
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Just makes the run 2 days back look even worse, this price.
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1.33 is still not value at this track..Worth watching though
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1.28 now at the off
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Easy!
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1.97 in running!
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Again just shows how few jockeys will admit to riding a bad race.
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He suddenly remembered how to ride a race, marvelous.
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He did well today in fairness a lot of money down.
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