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MJK
31 Jan 23 15:58
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How many races is that he's losing lengths by being so wide? They win when they have lbs in hand, but he's lost a load like this. And trying to be a smart ass running on the toutside road made him look even worse.

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By:
Jumping-cuckoo-monk
When: 31 Jan 23 15:59
That was a shocker.
By:
Jumping-cuckoo-monk
When: 31 Jan 23 15:59
Just no need.............unless the stable were on the 2nd fav
By:
Angela Rebecchi
When: 31 Jan 23 16:00
Does look strange I have to admit.
By:
ihal essex
When: 31 Jan 23 16:01
Don't know what Patrick was playing at there, but it's a bit whiffy!
By:
zellie
When: 31 Jan 23 16:01
Top BELL !!!!
By:
MJK
When: 31 Jan 23 16:02
He does it all the time and as I say they'll win if they have Lbs in hand. But every bumper last two or three seasons that he rides in he's widest of all unless he leads. Even at the sharp tracks.
By:
formoftheace
When: 31 Jan 23 16:09
Remember the IJF
By:
Mat22
When: 31 Jan 23 16:14
Getting to cocky....
By:
workrider
When: 31 Jan 23 17:36
I was there today left after the 5th , lucky last my arse .
By:
doorman99
When: 31 Jan 23 18:56
Irish bumper rule number one, don't EVER back a Patrick ridden Mullins fav when Jodie or any other is on another Mullins one in the same race.
By:
workrider
When: 01 Feb 23 10:20
Some having said Patrick rode a poor race lads , least we forget the form stood up , now if it only held up in every race we'd all be Millionaires...Laugh
By:
Joe Lampton
When: 01 Feb 23 10:30
Wondered if there'd be a thread on this. For what its worth as someone who backed PM's horse I was very disapointed. Back JT plenty in Bumpers and often taking PM on but couldn't see the placings being reversed this time. To my mind PM would have won if he hadn't tried to be so clever. I think JT is the better jockey and her horse wants further really so yesterday under those conditions (ground drying out a bit) it was the jockey that won the race. Switch jockeys different result!
By:
Movewiththetimes
When: 01 Feb 23 10:45
If a trainer puts two in a race then they're not certain which will win(Unless one is a pace maker), punters rarely choose to heed the warning and think the number one jockey must be on the best one.
By:
Movewiththetimes
When: 01 Feb 23 10:52
A classic example is Tenby 4/5F Commander in Chief 15/2, if Pat had choose CIC probably would of gone of 2/1F
By:
Movewiththetimes
When: 01 Feb 23 10:54
What a poor Derby that were, two 150/1 shots filled 2nd and 3rd and both never won a race after if my memory serves me right.
By:
Joe Lampton
When: 01 Feb 23 11:00
Without looking it up CIC won the Glasgow Stakes when still run at York and looked a lot better than Tenby in Dante. For once I got the right one in the Derby!
By:
Movewiththetimes
When: 01 Feb 23 12:42
Yes won Glasgow stakes by a neck 2/9F, beat Clive Brittain needle gun. Pat wasn't impressed he rode it that day and still choose Tenby.
By:
MJK
When: 01 Feb 23 15:30

Feb 1, 2023 -- 10:45AM, Movewiththetimes wrote:


If a trainer puts two in a race then they're not certain which will win(Unless one is a pace maker), punters rarely choose to heed the warning and think the number one jockey must be on the best one.


You'd assume in this situation that is the case seeing as Patrick basically trains the bumper horses.

By:
windsor knot
When: 01 Feb 23 21:15
he may , of course , be involved with some owners more than others and long term wise this may affect riding plans . incredibly busy life for just an amateur jockey isnt it !!!!
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