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02 Aug 24
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As bad as it gets.
Kept it simple last time at 1/5. Horse looked as if he enjoyed being in front after several disappointments.
The exact opposite today. Only a 7 horse field, but you could see what was going to happen once he decided to take a pull. Never gave a heavily backed horse a chance.
Haven't seen all the races this week, but hard to believe, given the circumstances, there has been a worse ride.
Kept it simple last time at 1/5. Horse looked as if he enjoyed being in front after several disappointments.
The exact opposite today. Only a 7 horse field, but you could see what was going to happen once he decided to take a pull. Never gave a heavily backed horse a chance.
Haven't seen all the races this week, but hard to believe, given the circumstances, there has been a worse ride.
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It has caused deprived me of 5-free spins with Mrs Coates's firm. Doyle has had a bad Goodwood Festival; a winner taken away. Maybe tomorrow he'd atone.
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Goodwood is like chalk and cheese with and without the cutaway on the round track. They need to find a way to have it implemented permanently. Getting rid of it for the day of the golden mile, crazy.
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It's akin to opening the hard shoulder at rush hours only. Some drivers might not have or understand the info and repercussions. I think the cut-away ought to be a permanent thing.
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Most of our jocks are not aware of the importance of the start.
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Marquand gave Prospero basically the same sit on the inside , reactive ride on a horse that needs time to wind up, unless they are riding something with a stone in hand they have no chance
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