(yes, I know I could check your post time against a results site but it would be easier if you could just share what you are talking about at the time you post)
which horse, which race please?(yes, I know I could check your post time against a results site but it would be easier if you could just share what you are talking about at the time you post)
If the second had consented to run in a straight line, she might well have been beaten even with the 5lb allowance, but the head-on showed that Sam James had to put both hands back on the reins of Bateel Zabeel and straighten him up, which probably cost him that bit of momentum.
If the second had consented to run in a straight line, she might well have been beaten even with the 5lb allowance, but the head-on showed that Sam James had to put both hands back on the reins of Bateel Zabeel and straighten him up, which probably c
after timing but I suppose you could say her best form ( the two listed races ) was on G/F at York and when they say Good in France ( looking at the vid ) it's usually rattling.
after timing but I suppose you could say her best form ( the two listed races ) was on G/F at York and when they say Good in France ( looking at the vid ) it's usually rattling.
For anyone desperate enough to back the winner, more of a good job that the second didn't go through with it. Dire performance from the favourite who has probably run a stone below. I wouldn't have thought the ground could have been that much of an excuse. More likely she has already gone after just four races.
For anyone desperate enough to back the winner, more of a good job that the second didn't go through with it. Dire performance from the favourite who has probably run a stone below. I wouldn't have thought the ground could have been that much of an e
Disagree with that DD. It's my long experience that many horses that prefer top of the ground can get away with it ( soft side ) at Newmarket due to the nature of the surface there. I don't take RTV. Trainer said anything yet ?
Disagree with that DD. It's my long experience that many horses that prefer top of the ground can get away with it ( soft side ) at Newmarket due to the nature of the surface there. I don't take RTV. Trainer said anything yet ?