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04 Mar 25
15:55
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on water of Leith
how does he get away with it?
how does he get away with it?
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Pure b@stard of an excuse tbh….
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no room at any stage..you're talket talking.
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no room at any stage..you're pocket talking.
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Sullivan master class or total incompetence?
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Result of a burst condom
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no room, but full of running on the bridle throughout
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korr wrecked..sense at last.
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Risk you take with Mulrennan unfortunately, had a big bet on it to place but just didn't get the breaks...
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No room because he made no attempt to get off the fence at any stage
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Short of breath leaving the stalls……
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Full of running can be switched tbh…dreadful dreg….imv
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watch the race david ya sillleekkhuunt..he was on rail with horses in front and to his left.
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held up in rear, jockey couldn't be arsed getting off the rail, short of room approaching final furlong, never able to challenge
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https://www.attheraces.com/atrplayer-popout/VOD/1492755?showResult=yes
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Just looked at the race,Water Of Leith was a non trier
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One of the girls will probably win on it….
Big Jim is a member of the’strange’ yards…tbh… Evans,Appleby M,…..Carroll….Dixon….an endless list tbh….hard to fathom imo. |
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tanglefoot 04 Mar 25 17:25
Just looked at the race,Water Of Leith was a non trier yoo ar cloo less. |
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You are fighting a losing battle Rico, any horse not getting a run is bent. Had he came off the rails and a gap had then appeared they would have moaned he should have waited.
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I never mentioned bent tbh…..poor from a ‘top rider ‘ tbh
Habit tho….Bla |
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Goldie yard will always leave most punters scratching….tbh….imv….
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Some of his horses imho will leave the trainer scratching his head, keep running them eventually everything will fall into place and they win.
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I think the horse in question will win with the girl on board….
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The majority of them wins, more luck than trainer judgement.
Water of Leith certainly doesn't put it in all the time, has plenty of ability but total untrustworthy |
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6f the dealer….
Going well …two choices, stay close to the outside with cover….or head inside and risk trouble on the rail… I know where i would go…. |
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what have ewe ever ridden david? apart from a few tanker drivers @rses on the Thurso truck stop!.
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How many riders going well choose to stay behind near the rail getting cover….then try the rail…
How many choose to stay covered up near the outside capable of getting a good clear run when they switch to the wide part with room for twenty buses….. All part and parcel tbh…..some do the right thing others do the strange tbf…..imo… How many punters call out keep to the outside ffs….. |
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whats it won 8 from 60? back it average 8/1 and level..thats the norm with h/cap sprinters innit.
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Talking race riding and trying to avoid trouble….
Inside or outside…you judge… |
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At that gaff though the majority of winners come middle to stand side, although granted a few have came wide and won, the place to be is stand side rail to four or five horses wide.
They get more interference their because of the normal lack of pace and the fact that everything congragates stand side. Had the gap opened up the race or the ride doesn't get a mention |
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Had the gap opened up the race or the ride doesn't get a mention
unless it opened and he failed to take it, it has been known! |
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His past certainly doesn't do him any favours, on how his rides are viewed but there are loads of horses that run regularly at Newcastle that would get any jockey hung, added to the way the races are run, no pace, all coming stand side, rightly or wrongly I think he sometimes gets a raw deal.
Probably rightly though I doubt many on here will give 2 hoots about that. |
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It's funny, I thought with the long wide straight there would be less hard luck stories at Newcastle than at all the other AW tracks but that hasn't proved to be the case.
But, Mulrennan seems to have more bad luck than most, being kind, maybe the higher number of rides he gets makes it stand out. |
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In fairness he definitely does, I suppose there could be a few reasons why, some good, some bad and some pure ugly. it's just really strange the majority are at that track, like you say there is plenty of room,
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goldie and mul are without a doubt tricky operators.
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Look at Jordan Electrics, suddenly found stones of improvement from no where at his age. How do you explain that ?
He does run his horses a lot, |
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Goldie plays the system better than most.
He and his ilk are the reason Mark Johnston advocated banded racing (not that dreaded word!) where the prize money ramps up significantly as you progress through the bands. The trouble is the prize money is just pitiful at every level so little incentive. I guess Jordan Electrics had some kind of niggle straightened out as he aged. |