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tanglefoot
22 May 23 15:43
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Wow he can ride some brilliant shyte at Carlisle

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By:
Dave The Rave
When: 22 May 23 15:44
That was truly awful.
By:
Too Easy
When: 22 May 23 15:47
it's ok lads, cunningham said he produced him perfectly and did nothing wrong
By:
sparrow
When: 22 May 23 15:47
Well he is the RTV Ambassador.
By:
basilbrush
When: 22 May 23 16:06
Dont forget lads, you,re not allowed to point out bad rides on here according to the numpties.
By:
1st time poster
When: 22 May 23 16:09
will machin ever grow up or will he be spitting out his pathetic puns in 20 yrs time
By:
the dealer
When: 22 May 23 16:11
It's last win, which was at carlisle over 7f

Slowly away, held up in rear, in touch, effort and headway going well over 1f out, pressed leader on bridle over 110 yards out, pushed out and led closing stages, cheekily op 2/1 tchd 7/4 and tchd 85/40
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 22 May 23 16:32
hoarse is a well established bridle ponce.
By:
the dealer
When: 22 May 23 16:37
Agreed Rico it has had its moments.

Last meeting I was there , nearly every race was won by a horse getting pushed along from 3f out. Numerous horses travelled well into the race but found zilch off the bridle.
By:
duffy
When: 22 May 23 16:40
The horse wasn't stopping on its run approaching the line here though, it was closing the winner down!!
By:
the dealer
When: 22 May 23 16:45
I didn't say it was, merely pointing out that horses travel well into races but it's no guarantee of winning them.
His ride when it won was nearly the same as it was today. It won then was second there.
By:
the dealer
When: 22 May 23 16:47
The winner today imo out battled the second and would have won regardless
By:
Poppydog.
When: 22 May 23 17:22
Was waiting for some pseudo-sheep to say, this 5-time course winner is a 'dog'
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 22 May 23 17:26
5 time course winner has coming cruising to win 23 times.
By:
the dealer
When: 22 May 23 17:28
You can make up your own mind about the ride but it's there for all to see that the horse isn't straightforward, regardless of the races its won
By:
The Management
When: 23 May 23 09:52
It would be a bit cruel to call a horse that is a 6-time winner a "dodge-pot" or a "rogue" - but if you try to take away some of the subjectivity (of the visual) and look at it objectively (via evidence), he does seem to have his own ideas about the game!

6 wins is wonderful - but Khalid Bin Abdullah (RIP) and Sir Michael Stoute had him gelded and got rid of him after just one run!

He's tried Cheek-Pieces and Blinkers both of which appear to have helped (he won in 1st Time blinkers)

As well as 6 wins, he has been second 9 times!

He has now deceived viewers (and his Jockey) at 1.14, 1.39, 1.04, 1.22, 1.33 and 1.10 in-running

Would I like to own him? - You bet I would - because I've always had a soft spot for a rogue!
By:
know all
When: 23 May 23 11:39
i find riders and trainers coming near the end are getting ready for the retirement, spencer, mullrenan , trainers smiths easterbys stoute and the rest of them
By:
the dealer
When: 23 May 23 11:42
A very fair summary TM
By:
The Management
When: 23 May 23 12:48
Thanks TD - the numbers don't lie imo.

He is a credit to everybody connected to him and I'll wager he has given everybody connected with him plenty of joy and good times. That maybe makes him a very loveable rogue - but nevertheless, he is still a bit of a rogue! (imo).
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