To David Jennings of @ The Racing Post

Have you ever heard of the word "naive",Delbert

And let us know why the Sporting Life were reporting Minnie Hauk to be lame after the substandard Taaters Gold Cup?

And yet you who was at the track and spoke to St Aiden thougout the day didn’t report this yourself, you bent nose *unt!?

Delashay • May 26, 2026 8:20 AM BST
https://www.racingpost.com/news/ireland/you-can-put-a-line-completely-through-it-dont-worry-about-that-run-at-all-aidan-obrien-explains-minnie-hauk-blowout-aPy9G8o0gvTI/

No mention from Jennings of lameness!

Delashay • May 26, 2026 8:05 AM BST
Ombudsman is the next star 10f performer on track at Sandown on Thursday in a division brimming with talent
Horse Racing
Mon May 25, 2026 · 17h ago

Ben Linfoot



The three-year-olds are really going to have to go some to infiltrate a strong older horse pool over 10 furlongs this season.
Constitution River looks the clubhouse leader over a mile-and-a-quarter amongst the Classic generation at the moment, but pre-Betfred Derby it’s very early amongst the three-year-olds with plenty of water to flow under the bridge.
Coming out of Royal Ascot that picture will clear up ahead of the Coral-Eclipse where it is with hope at least one of the three-year-olds will rock up at Sandown to take on the older horses.

But before then those older horses need to sort out their own pecking order over the distance and the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes is beginning to look like an unmissable clash on the second day of Royal Ascot.
Favourite at a best of 11/8 is the Francis-Henri Graffard-trained Daryz, the Prix de l’Arc De Triomphe winner developing into a most versatile performer at four after wins in the Prix Ganay (10 furlongs) and Prix Aga Khan IV (nine furlongs) on his first two runs of the campaign.

The son of Sea The Stars looks quicker for another winter under his belt and while the Prince Of Wales’s will be his toughest task over 10 furlongs to date, it’s no wonder the bookies are running for cover.
Minnie Hauk, who Daryz beat a head in the Arc last October, had the chance to follow suit in the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh on Sunday but was below-par having found to be lame afterwards.


She could bounce back if recovering in time, particularly if she got a strongly-run 10 furlongs with the emphasis on stamina, but it was the Tattersalls Gold Cup winner, Almaqam, who threw his hat into the ring for Prince Of Wales’s glory.
Ed Walker’s horse was threatening to become disappointing for a horse of his ability, but he landed his first Group 1 thanks in part to a proactive Kieran Shoemark ride on good ground that might not be his optimum given he likes a bit of cut in the conditions.
To do it on his seasonal reappearance, as well, was particularly significant as he has seriously come on for his first run the last few years and that puts him right in the mix for the Royal Ascot prize.

https://www.sportinglife.com/racing/news/ombudsman-is-the-next-star-10f-performer-on-track-at-sandown-on-thursday-in-a-division-brimming-with-talent/232312

It still begs the question WHY isn’t this vital piece of info NOT reported in an article on birth sites that blame the pace for the defeat? Confused

It’s not good enough and certainly easily missed and raises questions about standards as well as other questions.

And if news really that infuriated he and Jonny D are welcome to an old fashioned red phone box!

* And if he’s really that infuriated by punters not following st Aiden ….

Grow up Delbert.
AOB owes punters F/A and that is what they usually get

The above articles show that Racing is bent as are those who earn their wage reporting on it.

It’s either that or you’re a Fcking useless as our current PM, so are you inept or bent?

The attention to detail spotted what simpletons like you missed x

Again you’ve shown yourself to be thick, go plague someone else and stay happy with your position on obvious misleading information shared by racing journalists on THE leading racing trade newspaper.

She was showing mild lameness of her right fore post race.

penzance • May 26, 2026 5:10 PM BST
She was showing mild lameness of her right fore post race.

Why was it NOT reported Pen?

No other race readers here mentioned it including yourself when I posted yesterday about it yesterday.

That's what the vet told the stewards.

She was showing *'signs'* of mild lameness.

The two Grade A bullshatters will naturally not do so

I’m awaiting David Jennings to show his ugly mug so can you stop posting, set up another thread to abuse me but let’s see if he can speak for himself about his lack of reporting trackside!

And NO mention of lameness!

Maybe he’s the lame duck being employed by the RP that you’ve been a member of from the start!?

Are you an absolute moron,Debert?
None of the have a clue