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I need to see a replay but one of those jockeys might have a very long holiday. The horse in front did hang but why do they ride so close to the wings in the first place?
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watch brendan powell @ newton last year that was deliberate steering a rival off the course
now watch today he is pushing hands & heels, the horse jinks left approaching the wings that said its pretty stupid for both of them to be inside the end hurdle panel approaching the last |
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we also saw dangerous riding imo @ taunton yesterday buckley DQ race
left handed whip deliberate carving across on a bend |
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Race 1 - 2:10pm
THE BEST ODDS GUARANTEED DAILY AT VICKERS.BET 'NATIONAL HUNT' NOVICES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) An enquiry was held to consider interference approaching the final hurdle involving RAMBO T (IRE), which unseated its rider at the final hurdle, ridden by Fergus Gregory, and BLUE FIN (IRE), which was subsequently carried out, ridden by Sean Quinlan. The interference was found to be accidental and caused by RAMBO T (IRE) jinking sharply left-handed approaching the wing of the hurdle, bumping and badly hampering BLUE FIN (IRE) and causing that gelding to be pushed through the wing, resulting in Quinlan being unseated. As such, the Stewards deemed there was no riding offence involved. |
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Just encouraging other jockeys with a half length lead to do the same. I know it is hard to tell what the horse is doing on its own decisions but surely any time a horse is pushed off the course needs to be punished in some way. If the Stewards are sure it was the horse, then ban the horse for 2 months.
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How will the horse know?
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Not the point. They don't know why they are "not trying" either but can still get banned for a couple of months. Not good enough to blame the horse and escape any penalty.
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