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Either the horse is lame or it’s the amateur angle with Mullins riding which I get. Point and shoot
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Must be the jockey, amateur in name only, but not had a good week so far.
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Certainly good on national hunt flat horses strontium, even then against good jockeys took out half the field through not being able to keep his mount straight
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Bit of a whiff about that.
Not helped by the rags in the race, but made it look unrideable. It certainly was beyond him. |
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Talked up by Casey and co as better than Lossiemouth, yet one drifts and one firms up, one nowhere, the other wins.
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jane manghan,s new system the last one mullins team saddle up is their no 1 .except obviously when their 1st beat and end up beating a furlong,in the next race mangan fancies the 1st horse to have a **** in the paddock
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Never heard anyone deliver so much rubbish with as much conviction as Mangan does.
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Certainly explains Mullins not prepping him. Almost certainly lame before he ran. They got the lot laying that
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mangan a case history in the phrase
LET PEOPLE BELIEVE YOUR STUPID BUT DONT GIVE THEM THE EVIDENCE |
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Ground went against him simply as that and the drift told the story ...
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Add the 7lbs overweight on board and a perfect potion
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What ground does he want out of interest workrider? Didn’t think the ground was paramount for the horse tbh
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Ground doesn't mean that the jock can't control a horse. Had nothing to do with it other than helping the winner.
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as soon as mccoy mentioned he fancied it was a place lay all day
worst ex jock tipster by a country mile |
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They got the lot with laying Stattler as well clearly lame before the race
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