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Ears flat to the board early,obviously didn’t like early pace.
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Fashion Fever 27 Dec 24 23:37
agree steve seemed sour grapes to me from WM geoff m 28 Dec 24 07:14 If Constitution Hill had missed the race for whatever reason and Lossiemouth performed as she did @ Kempton she would now be evens with bookmakers for C.Hurdle. Deptford 28 Dec 24 09:47 Travel ok to my eyes at last some some sensible replies..townend & mullins tarking absolute nonsense..again. acey..are ewe fckn blind kid? watch the fckn replay and report back and explain,until 3 out WHAT PART OF THE RACE DIDNT IT TRAVEL? |
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it was no disgrace to finish as close to prob the best 2m hurdler in decades . conshill is a very slick jumper who jumps at a speed others find hard to match and can quicken off whatever pace is set .
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Looks a good time to buy shares in spaecsavers given the "Travelled well" despite being flat out comments!!
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I’m in the minority on here thinking Lossiemouth wasn’t travelling with her usual zest. Townend didn’t look happy the whole race.
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Townend didn’t look happy the whole race.
with respect hibs..townends hands were motionless resting on lossies flanks till 3 out..no urging,no niggling wotsoever..he was quite happy sitting were he was positioned..(unless im blind or just clueless) |
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CagliariG 28 Dec 24 10:15
Looks a good time to buy shares in spaecsavers given the "Travelled well" despite being flat out comments!! if ewe think lossie was flat out at any stage until 3 out you are also blind..as well as being the forums biggest liar. Now f0@d. |
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"it was no disgrace to finish as close to prob the best 2m hurdler in decades . conshill is a very slick jumper who jumps at a speed others find hard to match and can quicken off whatever pace is set" . Best post on the thread. CH will kill anything from the get-go. When do trainers admit they were beaten by far the best horse ? Have to come up with BS that they hope owners believe.
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constitution hill was more comfortable with the pace than lossiemouth.
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He niggled as soon as landing over the first, the mare was then going flat out all the way so he had little choice but to let her do her own thing!!
Maybe acey never learned anything and his eyesight is dodgy or perhaps like the horses he rode were like mine growing up i.e they ate at one end and pooed out the other as opposed to yours Shafter, holding damp clothing in the living room!!! Ears flat back all the way btw!! |
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please please..will ewe watch the replay and explain to me at what stage was lossie ever remotely FLAT OUT?
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its a new one to me that a jockey spends a race with his hands motionless..resting on a horses flanks whilst the horse is flat out..
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Watched it several time sand her ears were flat back from start to finish, she could not have gone any quicker!! hth
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Btw his legs were on the horses flanks, not his arms!!
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after 1 minute of the race lossie was 3L down jumping slickly and lobbing along nicely...
if ewe say otherwise you int got a clue. |
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I collected twice Shafter and put up my opinion long before CH and SG ran, did you?
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I watched race on Racing UK. This is ITV.
Is Holies wrong with his commentary? Exactly as I saw it. https://youtu.be/dCDNDpIj8Vk?si=SD31x-Nkv-QzzGtN |
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If you think Lossiemouth jumped the first slickly then you need an eye test
listen to Ruby halfway through race (Mullins biggest fanboy) ''you only want to be on CH, NDB is slowing him down while Townend cant" Lossiemouth ran an exceptional race to get so close to CH but NDB didnt have to throw anywhere near the kitchen sink at a horse returning from a year out all entitled to opinions but Mullins, Townend, Walsh, Hoiles etc all saying the same thing Lossiemouth never looked happy at any stage. |
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that's the problem these days people reacting to what RATPACK/booby say in comms ,they might be right in this case but RATPACK from the off is bedwetting if a hot fav has tickled a piece of birch,booby if a jock has moved his hands, there's horse out there who jocks/connections no they cant win if their not off the bridle/jock shovelling on the coal 5 f out,especially on the flat, sir Gino 7 out of 10 jump at 1st yesterday in a novice resulting in a ratpack bedwetting session before 6 mins later same ratpack proclaiming possible new ARKLE etc
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i watched the replay yest with 3 others..we all disagreed with hoiles..townend was happy to jump off 3-4L down..after landing over the 1st he barely moved his hands..at the 3rd hurdle it was still 3-4L down bobbing along nicely,no concern from townend wotsoever...he never once till 3 out niggled it wotsover.
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He never said jumped the first slickly, read it again, horse travelled well, no panic from jockey at all
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the worst you,d say about lossie was she didn't jump like an old time ch hurdler compared to CH,but you can jump scruffy these days and still win a ch hud, think the days of make a mistake and your gone are long gone,state man isn't a fluent jumper and which is perfectly possible if CH,s hurdling technique means he takes a pearler one day, booby and co will start saying Nico shoulder get him to pop a few instead of flying every hurdle
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to quote booby regards CH hurdling its
ALL DUCK OR NO DINNER |
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N-east Correspondent 28 Dec 24 10:49
If you think Lossiemouth jumped the first slickly then you need an eye test it jumped the 1st a tiny bit high but perfectly fine..hoiles then said lossiemouth was outpaced and niggled by townend..absolute nonsense..it was still 3-4L down as it was from the start and townend never even moved his hands...where was it niggled like? nonsense. |
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bouvr,dair had the same flat fluent technique and didn't he take a pearler or make a bad mistake at one down the back in the champion hurdle
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Believe your eyes not your ears
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don't think Townsend is ever going to get off state man to ride lossie in ch hurdle anyway
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can argue till the cows come home ,it wont get ya anywhere ,result will stay the same conshill backers paid out lossie backers done dough ,its history move on !
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so hoiles is correct foyles? lossie was niggled after 1st?
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N-east Correspondent28 Dec 24 10:49Joined: 14 Apr 04 | Topic/replies: 7,473 | Blogger: N-east Correspondent's blog
If you think Lossiemouth jumped the first slickly then you need an eye test listen to Ruby halfway through race (Mullins biggest fanboy) ''you only want to be on CH, NDB is slowing him down while Townend cant" Lossiemouth ran an exceptional race to get so close to CH but NDB didnt have to throw anywhere near the kitchen sink at a horse returning from a year out all entitled to opinions but Mullins, Townend, Walsh, Hoiles etc all saying the same thing Lossiemouth never looked happy at any stage. In a Nutshell ffs. |
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Perfect summing up N.E
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How long are Townend's arms iyo acey? Have you ever managed to have your arms resting on a horses flanks whilst holding the reins, shafter seems to think that was the case btw?
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Anybody who knows Horseracing could see see she was never happy Glen but you have more chance of seeing a Black Ghost than rico admitting he was wrong.
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yeh but in a different race BOOBY would see a jock having to slow a horse down as a negative ,wasting energy etc,etc
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as said conshill looked more at home with the pace ,always going that more easily than lossie to my eyes .
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by all accounts they went very quick ,much faster than last years Xmas hurdle ,the mare to my eyes wasn't being niggled after or before the 1st but she was being taken out of her comfort zone by the pace and the quick jumping of conshill ,as the race progressed she started to warm up but could not match the class and speed of conshill she was staying on but the race was won before the last . could she reverse the form in the champion ? the winner is entitled to improve after a years lay off whereas the mare had race fitness on her side .
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Mullins only 3 Winners from the last 47 Runners.
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"Is Holies wrong with his commentary?" Two years ago on ITV Hoiles said the Nunthorpe was named after a village near Middlesbrough. ( rather than the area of York adjacent to the racecourse )
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I'd like to see these two meet again in the Aintree hurdle Apr 3rd, 2m 4f gr. 1.
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175 v 160 (with allowance). She travelled fine but he just travelled better as you would expect if back to form. Against other mares it has always been a case of Townend pressing the button when required but this was a different ballgame. She wasn't flat and she wasn't flat out either, she just ran into a different class of horse who will always beat her if anywhere near his best.
Mullins first interview " Paul said she was flat as a pancake". Mullins second interview " [i] wasn't happy from the moment the tape went up". Ignore these post-race comments from jockeys and trainers. If Man City were beaten 2-0 by Liverpool and Guardiola said straight after that his team was a bit flat today would that really make any bloody difference. |