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22 Jan 24
15:40
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Just disgraceful
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He's not in the same league as Hayley
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Dreadful work rider
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not of a yard
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not sure what to make of that. Seemed to be going well
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clearly instructed to stay out of frame - it's helped me to decide to scale right back - no point in studying, playing safe on 4 places only to find the jockey has no intention
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Hard to imagine the work rider will be getting some good horses to ride this season…..
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he's an excellent and capable jockey - he just wasn't trying at all on that one and struggled to hide it - I guess he was hoping for a rougher passage to make it look better but he had plenty of room
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They’re always out to get you, Shooda!
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I imagine you think he was trying
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We all play the same game - I just need to cool the jets ;)
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When you cry wolf so often……
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wtf are you on about??!!! who the f are u? jockey's agent??
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You’re relentless in your pocket talking. Always backing favs in the four place market thinking you’re buying money. If it was that easy….
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Keeping an eye on me are you? Hmmmm..... interesting
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Ah - no revent activity - yet I do recall you having something to say before .... what's your angle? why do you care?
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Pocket talking clowns stand out. It’s tragic watching grown men complain online about losing bets. If you can’t hack it….
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enpassant never going to be allowed go past ....
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I nearly used that line.
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stale mate then
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OMG - clever chess references - I would never have guessed it here - well every day, we get to learn a little more - beautiful
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It’s 1.01 you had to google what it meant!
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tgis is called something too .... right? this kinda social media rat-a-tatting - educate me wise one
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oops mis-spelling - might implode :D
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this is fun - better than betting Rab Havlin for a plce
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I apologise to Rab Havlin. Having had the opportunity to watch the race again outside the heat of the bet, first time round, I'd say he actually had a lot less horse under him than I thought he had on first viewing. Sometimes our eyes deceive us. I've seen much worse than this, that's certain. We all have. Sometimes you have to stand up and accept that, on occasion, one is wrong. I was wrong. I do wish we could have some more sensible conversations on this forum about such matters, even the game in general. Is anyone up for that? :)
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Doubtful you will see any rider apologise to the fodder….
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Imagine that. Jockeys coming on here to explain/educate. Why not? Let's be more open all round. Might even help - come on - let's do it.
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Ffs
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Quite a lot of riders have held the hand up and admitted to owner and trainer for getting it wrong,but never the fodder….keep punting and paying…..
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