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Come on Henry!
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Unlucky Hughesy - you gave the horse every chance, he tired.
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Normality resumed LH, plenty of profit in running though
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Normality? Is that the same normality that saw the greatest NH jockey of my lifetime, AP McCoy, ride 10,000 losers?
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Amazing how many times a McCain/Hughes runner stops to nothing, still never learn in time to lay them though! Hughes is as weak as a kitten though still.
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Slowed down going into the last and then 4 Hail Marys with the reins and that was that.
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He didn;t slow down, the horse did. As I said, the horse tired.
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Hughesy and AP would be some finish over the last in a driving finish
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Let's put this way then, he didn't drive it into the last and keep any revs it had going
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Vast % would depend on what horse they had underneath them.
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The horse was losing its revs., and, like the experienced champion jockey that he is, he realised that if he didn;t nurse it over the last it had no chance whatsoever.
You really do need to start race-reading as opposed to sniping. |