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Looked suspicious. No chance could be a shoe?
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do they keep shoes in the saddle in case they break down out in the country.
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Crumbs.
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bigger than a crumb, there it goes ...
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looked like a packet of garibaldis
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I thought it was the jockeys mouth piece
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4 min 28 secs on here ...
https://www.racingtv.com/videos/watch/horse_racing_replays/439695-start-bay-inn-torcross-novices-handicap-hurdle-5 Unfortunately - You cannot Slow the Speed down Looks like it comes from well above the saddle - Maybe a piece of polystyrene, or similar, off a blanking out banner of a sponsor's name on the front of the jockeys' silks? |
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look at the way it bounces when it hits the ground, suggests it had a bit of weight about it. surprising that wouldn't show up when he weighed in.
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Some fashion of friction or compression pad to protect the hoss most likely.
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On the Contrary - hulk23
Would A LIGHT item - such as a piece of polystyrene, or similar, not - "bounce" Whereas - A Lead Weight - would probably land with a Thud - and simply stop there, surely not - "bounce" Anyway - Don't Lead Cloths have Brown Leather Pockets (for the Lead) - and straddle the horse - like a saddle - so equal weight can be put in each side. |
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Think it was something to do with sponsorship - a similar white thing came off a few days ago and they daid that was what it was (I was watching a bookies stream so they pointed it out, ruk/atr maybe didn't bother)
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Ignore that, it was def heavier than the thing the other day.
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was 20 L&B
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