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chavman
14 Feb 23 21:26
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how come mcnallys got a runner? thought he was warned off?

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By:
Tiger Tiger
When: 14 Feb 23 21:36
Ban doesnt come into effect until 1st March.
By:
leif
When: 15 Feb 23 09:12
Could he be around even longer if he appeals {you'd think he has to]?

This hoss must have a decent chance upped in trip-USA sire
By:
stewarts rise
When: 15 Feb 23 12:12
Dreal Deal was supposed to run at Navan last weekend, but apparently knocked itself getting into horsebox.
By:
Whippin Piccadilly
When: 15 Feb 23 12:42
I notice he frequently has to explain himself to stewards after one of his horses has had a race. For example the run of Vee Dancer at Down Royal. The horse was hampered by a faller and kept on in quite a decent race for the grade. You couldn't find a weaker race than the one it won at Catterick. Then he had to explain the run of the horse after it came back from a lengthy lay off and was priced up at 66/1! The horse obviously had an issue that kept him off the track because he won a fair race in tidy fashion for his second win at Catterick. I've never seen any other trainer have to explain all the poor runs of their horses. The guy has been made a scapegoat!
By:
Whippin Piccadilly
When: 15 Feb 23 12:48
*Weaker race at Huntingdon.
By:
stewarts rise
When: 15 Feb 23 13:10
I've never seen any other trainer have to explain all the poor runs of their horses. The guy has been made a scapegoat!
   
You think he's been made a scapegoat WP, perhaps the stewards have actually been doing their job probably after being asked by the IHRB to keep an eye on the running and riding of his horses whilst they were looking into his activities.
By:
Whippin Piccadilly
When: 15 Feb 23 13:17
What activities? Getting a horse well handicapped before landing a punt/running up a sequence in poor races? I call this being a talented trainer. Lets hope they apply the rules to EVERY trainer going forward then. Devil
By:
jimnast
When: 15 Feb 23 13:18
Whippin 1242 post very true
By:
stewarts rise
When: 15 Feb 23 13:21
Getting a horse well h'capped is one thing but being complete non triers or schooling in public is another.
Don't disagree with what you say about other trainers, but they won't have the balls to go after the big boys.
By:
ColeWorldNoBlanket
When: 15 Feb 23 13:24
What a trainer Cool
By:
kingofthebop
When: 15 Feb 23 13:30
jockey on second 'works' for winning trainer, has ridden lol Vee Dancer in last 5 flat runs
By:
ColeWorldNoBlanket
When: 15 Feb 23 13:38
Wonder at what point he started **** himself as he was cruising behind him
By:
jimnast
When: 15 Feb 23 14:47
Very interesting interview with him on rtv they have crucified him.
By:
Bentring
When: 15 Feb 23 15:36
Stewarts rise 13:21 contradicts your post of 13:10
By:
stewarts rise
When: 15 Feb 23 15:45
Don't think it does Bentring, the top line of my 13.10 post was a copy/paste of Whipping Picadillys' post above.
By:
Hushwing.
When: 15 Feb 23 15:48
Scapegoat poor guy .Crazyhe's no scapegoat that's for certain. All the skullduggery behind ownership, fake trainers, unfit horses , schooling and inside information.

Please don't try and compare his case with a simple 'handicap plot'
By:
De_man
When: 16 Feb 23 01:06
Agree with WP..made a scapegoat..happens every day but the so called regulatory authorities only go after the small guy not the big boys ...whole industry a disgrace and we all know carrots involved with big guns ...no secret...joke imv pr stunt
By:
foxy top
When: 16 Feb 23 08:19
Sir Mark Prescott has been doing this for 40 years and nobody bats an eyelid here !
By:
Whippin Piccadilly
When: 16 Feb 23 09:36
Now he's forced to sell these horses. These are the types of horses who'd get lost in the big stables or moved on once they've served their purpose. It's testament to his training skills he's managed to keep these horses sweet and winning races. What's wrong with him landing a touch here and there to keep the whole show on the road? He's not even a difficult trainer to get right....wrong trip/big price leave alone, right trip/aom get on! I wish more trainers were as predictable!
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