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Nowinittowinit. 1.30 Perth
220 £68.50
230 £71.48
240 £31.40
250 £0.18 £32.92
260 £0.31 £37.25
270 £36.44
274.235042083 £65.42 £21,662.70
280 £0.02
290 £1.98
300 £0.96
310 £1.98
330 £1.98
350 £0.42
220 £68.50
230 £71.48
240 £31.40
250 £0.18 £32.92
260 £0.31 £37.25
270 £36.44
274.235042083 £65.42 £21,662.70
280 £0.02
290 £1.98
300 £0.96
310 £1.98
330 £1.98
350 £0.42
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Especially irritating when it beats the favourite
The winners nose was visible in the finish line mirror,but had not reached the finishing line pole
The winners nose was visible in the finish line mirror,but had not reached the finishing line pole
Nor do I Mecca, I'd love to hear his explanation for that effort.
Seemed to sh1t himself when he looked like he might get placed
in-running boys were loving his O'Hallorans Castle. wrong one lads !!
Indeed, a friend of mine had it in his placepot I believe.
That was not at the races.
That was not at the races.
Well I had a 3 place treble :- Jem in Em, Guy and Spanish Angel 
Trainer Stuart Crawford saddled the first two finishers in the opening 2m4f novice hurdle at Perth but not in the order that was expected as 80-1 rank outsider Nowinittowinit denied favourite Bleu D'enfer.
Ridden by amateur jockey Stephen Connor, the seven-year-old was well beaten in her four previous starts but produced a fine performance to deny her better-fancied stablemate, who was sent off the the 2-1 market leader, by a short head.
Fellow rank outsider Bayonetta finished third at 100-1, while Crawford's other runner O'Hallorans Castle finished fourth.
"The penny was starting to drop a bit and hopefully that's her now onwards and upwards," Connor told Racing TV. "I was fairly confident I had a good chance I could get there before the last. She kept rolling once she jumped the last.
"Her last two runs in Ireland the heavy ground didn't help her. She's a big, raw mare who is starting to come to herself slowly but surely. Once she straightened up she just kept on rolling and got there in the end."
It was a second career winner under rules in Britain for Connor, who mainly rides in point-to-points in Ireland, while it was also his first victory on his first ride at the Scottish track.
Ridden by amateur jockey Stephen Connor, the seven-year-old was well beaten in her four previous starts but produced a fine performance to deny her better-fancied stablemate, who was sent off the the 2-1 market leader, by a short head.
Fellow rank outsider Bayonetta finished third at 100-1, while Crawford's other runner O'Hallorans Castle finished fourth.
"The penny was starting to drop a bit and hopefully that's her now onwards and upwards," Connor told Racing TV. "I was fairly confident I had a good chance I could get there before the last. She kept rolling once she jumped the last.
"Her last two runs in Ireland the heavy ground didn't help her. She's a big, raw mare who is starting to come to herself slowly but surely. Once she straightened up she just kept on rolling and got there in the end."
It was a second career winner under rules in Britain for Connor, who mainly rides in point-to-points in Ireland, while it was also his first victory on his first ride at the Scottish track.
mecca 26 Apr 23 13:44
Not sure what D R Fox was doing there
jussed re watched..nothing to see imo.
Not sure what D R Fox was doing there
jussed re watched..nothing to see imo.
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