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ON THE DAY ?
i know plenty of jockeys got banned after the 'Whip Committee' looked at their whip usage in mid February but i ain't got a clue if you get thrown out ON THE DAY as of yet ?
does anyone know ?
i know plenty of jockeys got banned after the 'Whip Committee' looked at their whip usage in mid February but i ain't got a clue if you get thrown out ON THE DAY as of yet ?
does anyone know ?
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not on the day.
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cheers for that ashleigh...
just found this actually... https://www.britishhorseracing.com/regulation/the-whip-2/ ---------------------------------------------------------------- Disqualification One of the core recommendations proposed by the Whip Consultation Steering Group was for disqualification to be introduced for offences in which the whip has been used four times or more above the permitted level in all races Disqualification offences will be considered by the Whip Review Committee away from raceday and therefore results of races are not affected for betting purposes. |
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No, we'll have the surreal situation where potentially you could have a horse coming back into the winners enclosure to the usual fanfare but with connections all with long faces because they know that they will be losing the race the following week.
The ensuing interview of "winning" connections will be farcical. |
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The whip can be used a maximum of six times in a Flat race or seven times in a Jump race. Any more than this will prompt the stewards to review the ride
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- so if someone belts one 11 times at Cheltenham (4 above the permitted 7) then connections MUST know that the Whip Committee will chuck it out the following week ? therefore if the media does it's job properly (highly unlikely i know) then the post race celebratory interview WILL be farcical imv. |
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it does beg the Q...
if one of the presenters/pundits spots a winning jockey hit one 11 times or more... will they pop their hands up and say so ? or will they think they have spotted one but say nowt coz they don't want to get on the wrong side of jockeys / trainers and owners... will be interesting to say the least imv. |
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But all bets on the FPTP will be paid out,whitch if the horse is disqualified is wrong.
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that is why i asked if the horse got kicked out ON THE DAY or not second again.
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Not YET ... Wait until the Wokes get their way, though.
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they will probably introduce that Cheltenham Week!!!
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And disqualification isn't limited to the winner. In theory you could have a major race at Cheltenham being awarded to the third or fourth past the post up to a week after the event.
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absolutely TheAnorak...
one thing it will probably show up is which set of connections is more interested in punting their horse than the actual kudos of winning the race ? whole thing could be a bit of a farce imv. |
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And then the "winning "third can run a few days later and win again without a penalty.
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the 'Whip Committee' should be working overnight throughout Cheltenham in that case howard...
coz that will just add to the 'farcical' side of things. |
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The punters that back the horse ( at festivals ) given the race might be asking for their money later that week
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fisty cuffs with the bookies ?
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The only people who need to worry are connections.
Quite right that they don't dq immediately to inconvenience punters. |
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But what about the punters that back the promoted horses ? Sooner or later there is going to be screaming for on the day dq. Imagine if one is "given " the National.
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Duffy : "No, we'll have the surreal situation where potentially you could have a horse coming back into the winners enclosure to the usual fanfare but with connections all with long faces because they know that they will be losing the race the following week.
The ensuing interview of "winning" connections will be farcical." Certainly will when they say to Luck or whoever we don't care we lumped on for way more than the prize money...oh hang on a minute we backed it with Baldy. |
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The horses thrown out in a stewards was a subjective opinion though. It can be later decided it was a wrong decision on the day. Here you are just counting numbers with the whip. Easy to make decision so do it on the day
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Only regular Horse Racing Punters/Fans find out about those scenarios - wesdag ...
- and I am still smarting and fuming about Mr Confusion in the 1992 John Smith's Magnet Cup - Winning, then being ridiculously Disqualified, then re-instated as the Winner the Friday following, - Ended up having my £220 Stake at 9/1 taken from me - and there wasn't a £2000 Winnings Pay-Out desk at Portman Square. But - If it happens in the National - Then it will be on National News - and all the 'once a year (on the 'promoted Winner') punters' will then know - and be screaming .... 'Where's my Winnings - Always said - Horse Racing is Bent'. Be like the Result of an FA Cup FINAL being changed a week later, because of a delayed retrospective VAR decision. It will be as big a foot-shooting exercise by the BHA - as was the Esha Ness 'false start fiasco' So - Whip away in the National boys. |
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honestly, most of this is hypothetical. I'm sure they'll be no DQ's at the festival , thats whole point in starting before like this.
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Maybe the BHA should just invest in an abacus for every jockey.
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I'm sure they'll be no DQ's at the festival
----------------------------------------------- anyone want to price that one up ? personally i'd be amazed if NOBODY got disqualified at Cheltenham. |
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perhaps a placed horse or 2 in desperation but there'll be no winners . we've had 2 inexperienced dq's before it all sunk in . Jockeys get it now and i believe these rules are a good move
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Paddy Mullins knows he can go to 10 and keep the race. A 14-day ban won't bother him one jot so long as he's back for Punchestown.
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I am surprised that no jockeys have yet appealed about the whip stroke count. It can't be easy to tell if they make contact or not or does the rule mean how many times you can wave a whip? The rules say "used" but does that mean wave or make contact and how do they make the judgement? In a close finish the business end of a whip may well be obscured from all of the cameras.
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You couldnt make it up.The BHA are not fit for purpose.And are bringing racing into disrepute.
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Never thought I’d say this….
But just ban the whip now, rather than **** footing prior to the inevitable. |
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^ Seems the most sensible/logical thing to do so 1.01 won't be happening anytime soon.
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With no whips at all there will be horses veering all over the track, particularly towards the end of races. Reins can only do so much to steer a green or wayward animal.
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horses veer all over the course even with whips, down to the poor jocks more than any whip rules.
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True horseman & woman don’t rely on the whip….
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