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13 Dec 24
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Was terrible today with Chamberlain mistake after mistake, Heather Main first cheltenham FESTIVAL winner, no Ed, then what season she is having, 1st jump winner of the season Ed, Megan questioning Ruby's analysis, how many winners have you ridden on the new course compared to R Walsh Meg? If Ruby wasn't on it I wouldn't even bother, him Rishi Persad and Jason Weaver are 10 lengths clear on the bridle.
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Yeah, Ruby put Megs back in the her box today alright.
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Thought it was quite funny the look on her face.
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As if Walsh never makes a mistake. The guy who has never given a stuff about punters. He's so good, I wouldn't be at all surprised if Megan tips more winners than he does.
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Walsh is worth double what they pay him. His observation about what happens in a race is unrivalled, the way a horse moves, the signs the jockey gives out and the tactical riding are just some examples. Megan, president of her own fan club, just doesn't compare. I notice too how Fitz picks up some of Ruby's insights and trots em out as his own.
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A really difficult job that Ruby has tbf, watching replays and then pointing out what anyone with reasonable eyesight had already clocked DrGordon?
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Holding up a horse as long as possible on the New Course, compared to the approach on the Old, is something he pointed out today and it made sense. Hadn't thought about it before. Not obvious to anyone with reasonable eyesight!
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And the voice enough to cracker glass
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might not have been obvious 15 yrs ago but as its the 1000th time booby has told us about the difference between the 2 courses its old news to most,booby getting a bit over the top regards jocks hands,legs etc etc as its all after timing
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Unlike you 1st TP? Telling the Forum you are rarely here after 2000 hrs aka 8pm in your money?
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Think Pipe's comments were spot on too, that his horse may have benefitted from the small errors it made, as they were at the right time and allowed him to come back past the other horses, either that or he has a very well handicapped horse.
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