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By:
in hell
When: 03 Dec 24 15:43
First time I've watched it and I'm gobsmacked they didn't reverse the result.

Funny rules we have
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 03 Dec 24 15:44
An enquiry was held to consider the placings in this race after interference approximately half a furlong out, involving the winner, DUBAI HARBOUR, ridden by Paddy Bradley, LOST IN TIME, placed second, ridden by David Probert and FORGE VALLEY LAD, placed third, ridden by Joey Haynes. The Stewards found the interference was accidental and had not improved DUBAI HARBOUR’S placing, as LOST IN TIME and FORGE VALLEY LAD had lost little momentum as a result of the interference, with the winner always holding both runners and the winning distance being two necks at the line. The Stewards’ deemed the interference to be accidental as Bradley’s mount had lugged right-handed before ducking sharply further right-handed despite his best efforts to keep it straight.

so horse carries another 6-7yds right,bumps it 2-3 times and stewards deem that cost it no momentum.
By:
clacton
When: 03 Dec 24 15:47
Just heard the biggest load of rubbish from a steward or whatever he was. The Lingfield stewards should be slung out.
By:
clacton
When: 03 Dec 24 15:48
Dont think Chapman could believe what the idiot was saying
By:
in hell
When: 03 Dec 24 16:05
Ex jockey Fergus Sweeney
By:
ColeWorldNoBlanket
When: 03 Dec 24 16:06
Always holding Laugh

Forge Valley Lad was closing the whole straight, stalled with the bump then ran on again, no bump it wins
By:
clacton
When: 03 Dec 24 16:10

Dec 3, 2024 -- 4:05PM, in hell wrote:


Ex jockey Fergus Sweeney


Ex Steward as well.

By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 03 Dec 24 16:13
ColeWorldNoBlanket 03 Dec 24 16:06 
Always holding Laugh

Forge Valley Lad was closing the whole straight, stalled with the bump then ran on again, no bump it wins


i disagree...i think winner was holding it when it drifted and would imo of won anyways..but when a horse gets carried 6-7yds and bumped a few times and beaten a nck you'd think in the balance of probabilty you would expect a nck loss to be overturned.
By:
roggrain
When: 03 Dec 24 16:48
The problem lies within our stupid interference rules. In this case the Stews decided that the winner

'did not improve it's placing' as a result of the interference it caused.

The rule should be changed to the way the French used to have them (before they stupidly switched to

our version for continuity),i.e.If a horse suffers interference and that costs it a placing the

perpetrator should be dq'd and placed behind it.

Clearly the 3rd would have at least finished 2nd if not 1st .
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 03 Dec 24 16:49
they did that here a couple of yr ago then backtracked.
By:
swiftynifty
When: 03 Dec 24 17:22
Rico-Dangleflaps • December 3, 2024 1:40 PM GMT
1.01 to be disq..wonderful price

so horse carries another 6-7yds right,bumps it 2-3 times and stewards deem that cost it no momentum.

...i think winner was holding it when it drifted and would imo of won anyways..but when a horse gets carried 6-7yds and bumped a few times and beaten a nck you'd think in the balance of probabilty you would expect a nck loss to be overturned.


1.01 to balance of probability, make your mind up ffs
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 03 Dec 24 17:35
won £200..you?
By:
swiftynifty
When: 03 Dec 24 17:40
Been out all day, backed the 3rd and in a double with Jackson Street, came on to see the views as haven't seen head on. What made you change your mind?
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 03 Dec 24 20:17
cant deliberate when betting on impulse..initially like the masses it looked an obv disqualification..so i bet it
then when i carefully watched it a few times i decided

only caveat is..would 2nd have definitely have won? i dont honestly think it would have but,winners carried it 6-7yds right and bumped it 2-3 times.


10 min after stewards announced it was still 1.2 and thort fck it im getting out as i wouldnt be suprised if they decide what i thort..i still think winner would have won and still think it was the wrong decision.
By:
swiftynifty
When: 03 Dec 24 20:40
I've only seen the side on view, but agree it's never worth leaving yourself in a bad position with the stewarding as it is nowadays.

So you agreed with them in the end? You think the winner would've won? In which case it was the right decision to leave it?

Any idea how I can see the head on? ATR racing replay isn't on tomorrow, foreign stuff instead.
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 03 Dec 24 20:49
i didnt have a bet in it but its pretty rare that a winner is slung out  . 6 ish  looked big ,
By:
easykc1
When: 03 Dec 24 20:50
if it  would have been chucked out rico would have been congratulating himself saying the same **** ,,only tells you afterwards he changed his mind ,walos
By:
swiftynifty
When: 03 Dec 24 21:11
I've just seen it on Stateside. A scandalous decision.

It can be asserted that Fergus Sweeney is as useless as a steward as he ever was as a jockey.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 03 Dec 24 21:12
Rico-Dangleflaps 03 Dec 24 13:47 
only caveat is..would 2nd have definetely have won? im dont honestly think it would have but,winners carried it 6-7yds right and bumped it 2-3 times.

posted 5 mins before result called.
By:
easykc1
When: 03 Dec 24 21:17
where in that post did it say that your getting out of any bet rico ,,total bull**** who has it everyway after the result
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 03 Dec 24 21:18
my point being..the 2nd was alongside the winner 1f out 1/2L down..it wasnt challenging...i think in the balance of probability imo the winner may have held on..although the 2nd was inching closer the last 20yds.

but,surely if a horse is carried 6-7yds right and bumped 2-3 times you'd think 95% of stewards would agree its probably cost it more than a neck..if the distance had been a sh hd it would have went.
but ive seen horses disq for way way less than the ground the 2nd was carried today.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 03 Dec 24 21:19
easykc1 03 Dec 24 21:17 
where in that post did it say that your getting out of any bet rico ,,total bull**** who has it everyway after the result

i'd never stated i'd had a bet..idiot.
By:
Newmarket-spurs
When: 03 Dec 24 21:19
The third horse would 100% of won that race if it didn't have its momentum checked. The stewards in this country are absolute idiots and they are one of the many reasons why racing is in decline. What most punters want is fairness. We can take it if our horse loses but when it should've won but didn't because the moronic stewards have ZERO common sense and critical thinking skills then we take our money elsewhere.
I probably spend 10% on horse racing now compared to what I did. How many are like me? I bet quite a lot and today's decision is another straw on the camels back of me moving more away from this sport.
By:
Jack Bauer "24"
When: 03 Dec 24 21:20
If it had won by a head it would have been reversed, that's how daft the rules are. If you cause serious interference you should get chucked no matter the winning distance and any minor interference should be completely ignored. It should be as simple as that but this sport is run by incompetents.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 03 Dec 24 21:25
An enquiry was held to consider the placings in this race after interference approximately half a furlong out, involving the winner, DUBAI HARBOUR, ridden by Paddy Bradley, LOST IN TIME, placed second, ridden by David Probert and FORGE VALLEY LAD, placed third, ridden by Joey Haynes. The Stewards found the interference was accidental and had not improved DUBAI HARBOUR’S placing, as LOST IN TIME and FORGE VALLEY LAD had lost little momentum as a result of the interference, with the winner always holding both runners and the winning distance being two necks at the line. The Stewards’ deemed the interference to be accidental as Bradley’s mount had lugged right-handed before ducking sharply further right-handed despite his best efforts to keep it straight.

so horse carries another 6-7yds right,bumps it 2-3 times and stewards deem that cost it no momentum.
for than statement alone they arnt fit for purpose.
By:
Newmarket-spurs
When: 03 Dec 24 23:00
It seems racing rules are now that if the horse in 2nd comes cruising up to the horse currently in the lead (and looks like its going to win by 10l). However the leading horse suddenly veers sharply to the right and carries the 2nd horse across the track and slams it against the rails. The 2nd horse recovers and finishes like a train but loses by 1/2 length. The moronic stewards would allow the lead the winner to keep the race. The jockey might get a 3 day ban for careless riding (reduced to 3 mins if it's someone famous)....
I really hate our stewards and the cowards in the media never call them out as they are all public school mates.
By:
howard
When: 04 Dec 24 10:59
Totally agree with Rico on this. But yeah it looks like you can bump and barge the 2nd  throughout the race but as long as it's not closing at the finish result stands Crazy
By:
howard
When: 04 Dec 24 11:14
And in this case the third would have finished in front of the fptp without interference imo.
By:
swiftynifty
When: 04 Dec 24 11:31
The rest of the world must laugh at us with decisions like that. In the States you can give a horse a slight nudge coming out of the stalls, beat it 10 lengths, but get DQd.

I'd always thought our system was better but with some of dubious decisions in recent times it might be time to take the discretion away from the stewards and treat all interference equally, i.e contact into (or movement into the path of) another horse = DQ.
By:
sparrow
When: 04 Dec 24 11:45
The American view is a foul is a foul and should be penalised and surely the right way to do things.
By:
formoftheace
When: 04 Dec 24 11:59
But this is Billy Smart.
By:
1st time poster
When: 04 Dec 24 12:09
a foul wasn't a foul by STARLUST in the breeders cup
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 04 Dec 24 12:12
guys you can argue  about the stewards and result till the cows come home ,it wont make any difference.
By:
swiftynifty
When: 04 Dec 24 12:17
1tp, because he didn't initiate the foul, Cogburn took his path so no option but to move out.
By:
Newmarket-spurs
When: 04 Dec 24 12:23
I agree. We should follow the US rules. They are a lot fairer and more consistent. Our stewards are also mainly amateur idiots.
Does everyone remember how they believed James Doyles lies when he eased down at Windsor and got beat. Zero penalty. Morons all of them.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 04 Dec 24 13:07
sparrow 04 Dec 24 11:45 
The American view is a foul is a foul and should be penalised and surely the right way to do things.

isnt the correct way imo..the rules should be..has it cost another a closer finishing position..if yes.place it behind that horse..simple enough.
By:
sparrow
When: 04 Dec 24 13:30
That is what they do in America Rico, place behind the horse affected.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 04 Dec 24 13:33
a nah sparra marra..

but,should arny be IF its cost the hampered horse from a closer placing or winning.
By:
sparrow
When: 04 Dec 24 13:36
4.Disqualification.
a. When the stewards determine that a horse shall be disqualified for interference, they may place the offending horse behind such horses as in their judgement it interfered with, or they may place it last.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 04 Dec 24 13:41
stupid rules..if a yank hoss bumps another after 50yds how the fck can it bee determined its cost it a closer plaice.

common sense needs applied.

as yesterday..do i think 2nd would have won?  no cant be certain..but ive seen horses drift 2 yds and not touch the runner up and be disq.
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