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clerk of the course sacked ---------------------------------------- probably an ex jockey or someones son or daughter who has a few quid or a friend of a friend etc etc etc... there will be no sackings here swifty... this is horse racing ffs. |
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^ Clown alert
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hulk2324 Feb 23 14:16Joined: 04 May 12 | Topic/replies: 23,872 | Blogger: hulk23's blog
in-running shrewdies knew, laying the first past the post as it crossed the line in front |
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2 courses rico. inside and outside, winner went both. ergo at some point it went the wrong way.
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and that rail has been moved hasn't it
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realigned
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apparently the jocks who went both ways on different circuits told the stewards
I USED TO BE CERTAIN BUT NOW I,M NOT SO SURE ![]() ![]() |
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and stewards said SO DID WE
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as i said earlier, couldn't revise it without conceding they totally fooked up. so just left it as it was and hoped everyone forgets about it. racing look after their own, you fook up, don't worry we'll sort the mess out. result stands.
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hulk23 24 Feb 23 14:34
2 courses rico. inside and outside, 30yds on a straight part of the track..common sense applied couldnt possibly mek an inch of difference. |
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racing look after their own
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Only in horseracing
Buffoons |
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What makes this a joke is clearly none of the jockeys who walked the course question saw fit to confirm the course layout, which seems odd as apparently there was a section of railing on or very close to the racing line with no marker on it.
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if you're not in the inner sanctum and you fook up you get pulped. these guys just make the rules up as they go along to get each other out the sh!t
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FTP.....I used to be indecisive.....but now I'm not so sure
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Presumably it's quite a bit different in a race, riding a horse @30mph. Probably felt normal walking it to go inside.
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If the participants who followed the wrong course saved ground, what message are these morons sending?
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these guys just make the rules up as they go along to get each other out the sh!t
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- it's just one big cosy club hulk... i include the racing media in that also... vast vast majority of them run a mile when anything 'controversial' happens imv. |
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stipendiary steward Fergus Sweeney...
oh that'll be Fergus Sweeney the ex jockey... how lovely. |
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media full of ex jockeys...
stewards full of ex jockeys... next time Manchester United play Liverpool they should let Gary neville be the referee with Roy Keane and Paul Scholes the two linesmen... seems fair to me. |
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Hulk.
The winner went the inside route both times |
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Daryl Revok 24 Feb 23 14:45
If the participants who followed the wrong course saved ground, what message are these morons sending? it was 30yds on a straight piece of the track. |
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An enquiry was held to consider the placings in this race after several runners had appeared to take the
wrong course in the back straight by going to the outside of an isolated section of railings at the 2mile 4furlong start. All riders were interviewed along with the Clerk of the Course and shown recordings of the incident. Their explanations were noted that all the riders had walked the course with a BHA Jockey Coach and there were no markers on the railing to denote the hurdle course, and it was also not visible on the Course Map. The Stewards ordered that the result was to remain unaltered, and no penalties were to be imposed on any rider. They forwarded a report to the Head Office of the British Horseracing Authority. |
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C0ck up innit.
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so the bha jockey coach didnt notice no signs when walking the course
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So - The longer of the 2 Rails shown on this google Earth Map - is to separate the INNER CHASE course from the outer Hurdle Track - just after the 2m4f Start ....
- and - that Longer Rail is entirely understandable - it being shortly after a Start The Shorter (Partion) Rail shown further out (and perhaps shorter in this Photo than today's Layout ) is to ... err - do what? https://www.google.com/maps/@52.2823072,-1.6040245,146m/data=!3m1!1e3 |
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I think the shorter partition rail is there to separate the inner hurdles course from the outer hurdles course, that is the old flat course. |
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winning jock said it protecting repaired ground
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Irrelevant to onlookers map. |
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wondersobright 24 Feb 23 14:27 Joined: 13 Jun 06 | Topic/replies: 108,390 | Blogger: wondersobright's blog rules of racing not applied Rate reply: You need to re-educate yourself, oh and whilst ur at it get some common sense, ur not very bright! |
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you're
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TOM CRUISE to col jessop in a few good men,
? if no rules were broken ? you could go either side why did we need a stewards inquiry ? and if their using the no one gained any advantage excuse what about losing weight cloth,some tack after a race is finished but before weigh in |
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Do you agree? |