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Just thought thisMigbe worth starting a blog about.
Years ago it was a thing you would hear the old boys saying
"Oh look at that Soandso riding for such a trainer, now that's something
You don't see often"
A lot of times it threw up winners.
So looking today I see Tom Marquand riding for Richard Fahey at Leicester 5.17
Don't know if it's significant or not maybe he's rides a lot for him?
Anyone spot anything worth mentioning?
Years ago it was a thing you would hear the old boys saying
"Oh look at that Soandso riding for such a trainer, now that's something
You don't see often"
A lot of times it threw up winners.
So looking today I see Tom Marquand riding for Richard Fahey at Leicester 5.17
Don't know if it's significant or not maybe he's rides a lot for him?
Anyone spot anything worth mentioning?
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Good spot from the OP.
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0/8 by the looks of it.
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Thanks for that.
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as with all stats, they either have a poor strike together... or they are due a winner.
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I will suggest Shielas Well trained by Grant Tuer and to be ridden by Silvestre De Sousa in the 4.50 at Newcastle.
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I find Tuer's stable very tricky to predict sparrow - though odd like you say, why they would book SDS for that one.
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Looks very suss as a race - first and second favourites both Tuer.
Might be a leave alone race for me, that one! |
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Right stu, hadn't noticed Tuer had the second favourite as well but it still qualifies as an unusual booking.
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Seems he's ridden 4 times for Tuer in last five years records, but won a grand total of 0 (one 2nd place) of those rides, interesting...
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All 4 of the rides SdS has had for Tuer have all been this year - two in May and two in June.
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SDS ride been backed off the boards!
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Before anyone jumps on me for that, I acknowledge that some stats have relevance. But they very often don't, and its the ones that don't (where circumstances are unrelated) that I'm singling out here.
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the worst stat i read is jockey P/L to level stakes. For one, no one backs any jockey's rides blindly for a whole season and two, the jockey may pick up a late spare that wins at a massive price that you only see in the next day's paper!
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thegibbons, ironic mispelt thread name. Unusual jockey bookie, is the answer Graham Gibbons? Or Mulrennan? Or Dwyer?
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wd sparrow!
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Guess that's a 'Boom' for this then...
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Did you back it sparrow?
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No bet, stu. I rarely bet short ones/
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Ok, fair enough - would have been a good trade for free bet too, using this approach..
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I've backed the Ridler, looked well two runs back. I'm taking a chance on the ground, never run well on it
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Ran well enough on it, just not quite good enough for win...
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Well done if you backed Sheilas well, What happened with the thread title misspelled
Was a Dropbox was in front when typing, couldn't get rid of it.I though I would be able To edit it and correct it but there doesn't seem to be an Option. As regards the Jockey spotting J Doyle went to Lingfield for One mount,but it was 4/7 so not for me. I done Marquand for Fahey Ew so got money back Thanks everyone for your input and if you spot Anything don't be afraid to point it out Best o luck, till later. |
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the one ride system certainly for a bigger jockey is always a good one, albeit the prices are often not.
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Ok, What about Tom Marquand for Willie Mullins
435 leopardstown Saturday? |
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Good spot,gibbons.
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Good spot,gibbons.
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0/3
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Desperate research
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I see Billy Louchnane has one for him as well
But rich riccis horses last two runs have caught eyes. |
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I see T Jake's for Richard Fahey in the 555 Doncaster tomorrow!
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Don't think he has before but over there for the Boughey
animal (2.50),I'd expect. |
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Thank you Penzance!
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It's easy to be wise after the event.But but
435 leop How many times does Aiden o brien put up a claimer? |
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I see S levey for Ian jardine, that's a rare booking.
In the 340 Newmarket |