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seemed to accept defeat early doors on that Galiyan.
flew home. one for the tracker.
flew home. one for the tracker.
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flew home as in about 5 length behind the winner 2 out to about 15 length behind at the line, so mainly flying backwards if anything
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15 length behind at the line. hang on ....
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tender intro, fastest final furlong hulk
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about 15 length behind the winner 2 out to (officially) 7 length behind at the line
you were close though, well done you. |
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he was closer to winner 1 out than at the line,and didn't make a yd up on 2nd ,3rd
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Huge effort again there, think he might have nudged it a couple of times - but a Williams one, so what a surprise, another day ay...
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Was watching him closely in the first at Newbury...could have shown a great deal more urgency sooner on the Richard Hughes horse.
I'm normally a big fan but that one definitely had the feel of "Not today!"(as the price suggested). |
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Set a bit of a brisk pace there......horse did well to finish so close considering the ride it was given
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half a ton of racehorse at 40 mph that wants to go 100mph. not easy to hold back.
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seemed to spend half the race thinking about ejecting out of the side door
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