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Absolute shocking stuff there
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Typical Goodwood race, horse boxed in.
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Hayley never rolled off the fence so he had to switch...
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Very unlucky.
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As Stewarts says, just par for the course at that track. Just got back from 2 days there and that was the "get out" bet. As with any losing ride, had he done something different, he'd have won. But that is not to say it was a bad ride. In a small field, he was entitled to assume he would get a run at some stage but....hey ho. Cost me a packet but I still rate TM. Losses only lent on that horse. Whatever he runs in at Royal Ascot, I'll be going in again to recover and win.
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Friday at Royal Ascot, King Edward VII Stakes, a G2.
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Jocks love Goodwood because they have ready made excuses - see above. You will hear the same thoughts trotted out time and again. With a clear run he would likely have won very easily. Did he need to be saving lengths. A good ride is one that reduces luck to a minimum. That's in any race, and includes Goodwood.
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