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small change at 2/1 out to 20s at off ...RP tissue 11/4
small change at 2/1 out to 20s at off ...RP tissue 11/4
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Absolutely disgusting. Huge late drift. Entitled to be bang there. Travelled and jumped ok and then pulled in a matter of seconds.
If bans aren't forthcoming it makes a mockery of the whole thing. |
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the graph was like a space shuttle launch
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They dont hide it anymore , mick easterby had horse at thirsk other day with chalkey on it , it was 7/2 market leader nite before and was entilted to be bang there on book in the handicap , 22 sp and over 30 on machine on off , pulled in stalls to stop it also note horse is good breaker normally plus front runs , out last and put on wing to bust it , they dont need to disguise it anymore too as bha give them the green light
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Following the race, Paddy Hanlon reported that HAWK'S ROCK (IRE) had lost its action and therefore felt it prudent to pull the gelding up; the Veterinary Office examined HAWK’S ROCK (IRE) during routine testing and reported that the gelding had been struck into on its right-hind.
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Caviar, White Truffle and Kobe Beef for the Veterinary Office this evening ..
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I was at Southwell and Hawks Rock was a puzzle.
Drifted when it should not have done so on form. It was pulled up very quickly after going really well and l thought the horse had lost its action. I had shied away from backing it because the drift was so extreme but still went around to watch it come in. There was blood and an small injury to one of its legs, so it being pulled up was understandable. BUT, the drift beforehamd was so noticeable and does lead punters to think it wasn't 'off'. Hard to imagine that the leg injury did not occur in the race itself, but why that drift on a horse that was going so easily until the injury? |
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mystic meg had predicted being struck into..
wd meg. |