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Stupid lazy clichés
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I'm constantly bombarded how balding stable is in good form , yes he has got winners but these stupid idiots fail to see he has got a hatful of hot favs stuffed too , displaying , miss herculean just to give u two at prohibitive odds but also many favs too stuffed but these media don't seem to see this , balding runs huge amount of horses daily and at weekends and I wouldn't classify him as on fire given the amount of his horses at prohibitive odds , I personally think balding stable could hit a flat soot soon and for the record they are not on fire at moment ,miss herculean and displaying ran as if they were over top
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hate it when the media use clichés, its as if they're caught between a rock and a hard place.
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Within last few days , soul dance beat at 11/8, marvelman beat at 6/4, displaying beat at 4/9, miss herculean beat at 8/11, and plenty more at single figure prices , can someone explain to me how he is on fire , lazy pure gutter press
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His main jockey has only 1 winner in last 2 weeks , his horses are just running ok
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concentrate on not upsetting the jockeys, or the trainers, or anyone else involved in racing.
no such thing as a bad ride. and just wing the rest ... |
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It's the same for all of them. There is no place for non-cheerleaders. If you were to take the likes of Harvey at face value you would think every stable is in form. Same for jocks.
As for Balding I have said before he strikes me as a slightly higher grade version of Mark Johnston. He must now have a massive stable. There appears to be no comparison to way his father used to operate. Good luck if you can land on the right ones. It's hard to know which is more difficult to get a handle on - the trainer or the jock? |
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during the 2022/23 season Mick Fitz described every jockey riding in Britain under the age of 23 as a "lovely lad".
true fact. |
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every horse he saw in the parade ring from April 3rd to September 18th was a "lovely type".
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I remember going on a stable visit - I think it was to Simon Christian's - and Fitzy was there. The impression I got was far more cocky little **** than 'lovely lad'.
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Mics, people always use cliches and other peoples words
When they have none of their own ? It’s part of who they are, Sheep I thought |
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several of the defendants at the Nuremburg trials called Fitzy as a character witness. he told the judge Hermann Göring, Wilhelm Keitel, Alfred Jodl, Erich Raeder and Karl Dönitz were all "lovely lads".
"You could not wish to meet nicer people" |
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Iiiiiiii reallllllly liiikkkke dis harse
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"It's the same for all of them. There is no place for non-cheerleaders."
If you doubt that statement, have a read of 'The Racing Tribe: Watching the Horsewatchers' by the anthropologist Kate Fox. It's pretty much an unwritten rule that nobody in racing bad-mouths anyone else in racing - just one big, happy-clappy, echo-chamber.  |
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