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Constitution Hill...back or lay.
Constitution Hill...back or lay.
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Delashay 29 Nov 25 14:25
Yeah right, he’s bottle has gone on the horse skeltons bottle gon too? |
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exacta not settled yet anyone know what it paid ? thanks
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Delashay • November 28, 2025 4:28 PM GMT
Wouldn’t go near it with a barge pole! They ruined it by changing its way of running, was a horse that loved to run, the jockey was transmitting fear into it with being held in behind horses. The fall at Aintree was easy to see coming as he grabbed hold of him and tried to make him challenge. If he can’t do the fractions out in front like he used to retire it. Was a disgrace that they took it to Puncherstown Stupidity, fool, blah blah blah You think either horse or jock wants to take a drop?  Anthony Joshua was gun shy and scared of getting a clump after the fat little Mexican stood toe to toe with him! |
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The damage has already been done by the Jockey (under orders of course) not to win too far in his Cheltenham trial last season
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This reminds me of the joke where the jockey was told to shout at the horse, up up and over when he comes to a fence, so off he went, jock shouted up up and over at every fence, thing went 20 lengths clear jumping like a buck, came to the last fence and jockey looked round and seeing he was clear didn't bother shouting up up and over to the horse, the horse proceeded to plough right through the fence and came down, a dejected jockey walked up to the trainer and the trainer said what happened, didn't you shout up up and over at him and the jockey not wanting to tell him no lied and said yes I shouted it, he must be deaf, to which the trainer said, he isn't deaf, he's blind!!!!
Have they checked CH's eyesight?  |
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There is absolutely no end to your stupidity,Delbert.
The horse guessed,took off a stride too early and came down. Absolutely nothing to do with the jockey,you utter fool. Very unusual for an experienced horse to fall like that, never mind a champion hurdler. Absolutely no pressure, ambling up to the second hurdle. Can only be brain fade on the horse's part. |
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more to do with what's in the head the ability was there but all the ability in the world counts for nowt if you cant jump the hurdles
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Skelton sent the wrong signal looking over his shoulder, instead of concentrating, they wear blinkers for a reason, so they can’t look back, don’t think the horse can see that fatty ontop looking back and think what’s going on?
Figure it out! |
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Careful Rico,Delbert will get Trump's bodyguard on you
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Rico making a fool of himself here. TNL was under pressure at the time
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Rico-Dangleflaps 29 Nov 25 14:13
aberdonia 29 Nov 25 14:10 I didnt see the race...How well was the New Lion going when he tipped up? just over 1L in front being hard ridden..winner was still travelling..no idea what would have won. Whippin Piccadilly 29 Nov 25 14:29 Rico making a fool of himself here. TNL was under pressure at the time incredible how many complete fkwits inhabit this forum |
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Have you never seen a horse under pressure win,WP?
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TNL very much in with a chance to win, though had not been fluent. Shame, especially as a backer
, we will never know. |
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All we are short of now is the 24 carat moron,Newmarket Sausage blaming Nico
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Whippin Piccadilly 29 Nov 25 14:29
Rico making a fool of himself here. TNL was under pressure at the time Rico did say that in fairness. |
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Was being pushed along at the time, CH was just cantering. I'm comparing the falls. One has gone at the jumping game the other fell as it was actually racing.
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he's currently searching for the kleenex to clean up his comp screen
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ballooned them early in punchestown but other than that has jumped for better for james...that's a fact
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Whippin Piccadilly 29 Nov 25 14:29
Rico making a fool of himself here. TNL was under pressure at the time what fckn difference dus that make? they both were on the rong stride and took off early and clipped the hurdle. See it regular. |
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Exacta -£75.70
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if running again then putting james up & bouncing out in front again is the last thing they can try imo
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I'm not blaming Nico today, but I still do for his ride in the Cheltenham trial last season. I even posted about it at the time
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its obvious wp
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Another sausage joins the forum in Hugo
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"Ballooned them"?
He jumped the hurdles as if they were on fire at Punchestown! Utter and total nonsense,wonders |
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"Ballooned them"?
He jumped the hurdles as if they were on fire at Punchestown! same thing |
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and he got better as the round went on
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Of course it is Wonders.
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If you give them two feet to spare you will get round and get beat 27L
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75 .70 exacta
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put it this way they'd have snapped your hand off for that round again today
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just seen your post thanks penzance and good luck
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Anyway, the Frankel of the jumps has now been ruined. I don't really have anything else to add
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Could possibly try a Novice Chase, see if the bigger obstacles concentrates the mind and if schooling has gone well
If not, then no reason not to go flat racing with him. |
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The horse has definitely gone.
Sad but true |
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UK fences he won't need to respect them he'll just get lower & lower over them probably kill himself when fall comes
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As for going Novice Chasing!!!!!
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