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Incredible that ,,,wow
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Absolutely amazing ride.
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Very well done lad
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Astounding - if like me, you bet the 2nd, sick as a parrot
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Bet his kn@ckers are sore.
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Did Carver up like a kipper
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Great ride,fantastic recovery.
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I've not seen a recovery as good as that! Well done
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Looks even more astonishing in the replay.
That ride will go viral around the racing world for sure. |
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All the sky sports pundits said Eldorado Allen was going to win
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pity it was on atr, id have at least tried to back it to win but did back the place i/r at 12
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Plenty in the 100s
Bits at 210 (highest) |
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Have a look at the 235 clonmel December 7th 2017 very similar also brilliant
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Very well done son. And a 39K prizepot!
Just watched it jimnast - thanks for the shout - equally amazing save and ride by the jockey. |
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Your welcome honcho
It was certainly the highlight of the day on my only visit to Clonmel which is why I remembered it,nothing else memorable at Clonmel which is probably the worst racecourse I’ve ever been to. |
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Joe Anderson has done what very few have done in recent years and that’s get horse racing on the bbc .
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Brilliant to stay on the horse, hope the owner gave Joe a bonus out the prize money.
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Great, ironic point jimnast.
What a bunch of hypocrites they are. |
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Go on give us a clue. What race, what horse and where can we see it please? Like trying to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics if one didn`t see the race in question at the time it was transmitted LIVE!
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Plumpton 215 mac
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Easier to look up Joe Anderson's form on RP, and quicker for you.
Can;t remember it off hand now, |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVfkHk6gw20
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Thanks Guys and Sparrow for the quick link!
That was truly amazing indeed. Lived up to the hype above, lol. Well done Joe on a remarkable ride! |
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Brendan Powell`s recovery on Rhyme N Reason to win the Grand National when the course was brutal compared to today, was the greatest I have ever witnessed.
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Remember that well Mac , those were the days i worked on the track and stood as near to the first fence that was humanly possible , the greatest spectator experience in sport to watch as was then 40 horses taking off almost simultaneously.
Here's the clip of the race and the mistake can be see 2:06 into the clip at Beechers first time around https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I4zAxu85rk |
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Thanks Hayden for the clip. First time I`ve seen that in over 20 years! Amazing the horse and jockey survived that. I can`t mind what I bet that year but I remember being shocked when R N R won!
It was indeed a magnificent experience being at Aintree back in the day and watching this great sporting spectacle as it happened. Fields, crowds (and fences) were massive! Could cut the atmosphere with a knife. I can even remember listening to the great race on radio way back in the 60s as a kid. Everybody in the street were huddled round my dad`s radio (only one in the street) bursting with excitement. The Fossa being a personal favourite, even although he never won it. Happy days! |
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.... best of luck with your bets!
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Thanks Hayden, I can only echo mac's sentiments. What a joy to see this great race in its authentic character of the time.
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Thanks for posting, agree with all above.
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