I would argue it should keep the race (as I backed the original winner). From memory they bumped and the haggas horse recovered enough to go into the lead before being nailed by the fav.
It had plenty of time to get over being bumped and recovered enough to go into the lead. On that evidence the bump was inconsequential as the better horse won.
However, had I backed the 2nd I would have argued it had cost it the race, but in all honesty I don't think it did .
I would argue it should keep the race (as I backed the original winner). From memory they bumped and the haggas horse recovered enough to go into the lead before being nailed by the fav. It had plenty of time to get over being bumped and recovered en
I felt the original winner lost more from the bump and being straightened by jockey than the second, but the bump cost the second far more than 2 inches and the winner lugged across causing the bump.
The winner was the best horse, imo, but youve shirley got to disqualify it for causing the interference as you can only make allowance for bumped horse and not the one doing the bumping.
I felt the original winner lost more from the bump and being straightened by jockey thanthe second, but the bump cost the second far more than 2 inches andthe winner lugged across causing the bump.The winner was the best horse, imo, but youveshirley