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Got done for second on the nod
Didn't seem like a lot of effort from the jock..." to gain best placing", imo
Didn't seem like a lot of effort from the jock..." to gain best placing", imo
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the ride on the winner is what you want as a backer ........ effective .
Its clear he is stopping Look at ride he gave palmers hot pot yesterday , littlepikey think he above law , his jaw needs to be repositioned soon
horse was clearly hanging badly to the right, so he couldnt push forward. he had to correct the horse by pulling on the left reign. have none of you ridden a horse before ?
horse was hanging badly and lugging to its right..not a lot jock could do imo.
Tiger, only saw it once, no replays, didn't see what you saw, but even when he corrected it surely could have nabbed 2nd with a bit more effort?
But assuming you're serious, no, never ridden a horse so if you have then you know better than me on the subject
Did compete at Donkey Derby at Pontins Camber Sands on holidays in the 60s though.. think my record was PU,Last,Refused to race
But assuming you're serious, no, never ridden a horse so if you have then you know better than me on the subject
Did compete at Donkey Derby at Pontins Camber Sands on holidays in the 60s though.. think my record was PU,Last,Refused to race
i competed in the donkey derby at pontins blackpool. i won hard held (or was i just hanging on?)
Tiger, the secret was picking the best donkey...I have a cousin who was about 12 at the time and a regular horse rider...combine that with putting her on the most willing donkey, and the family would lump on the tote...great memories
the winnings are long spent but the memories remain 
Race 5 - 4:15pm
THE MIDDLE DISTANCE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5)
The winner, WARDLAW (USA), appeared to show improved form compared with its previous run at Doncaster on 26 June 2026, where the gelding finished last of three runners, beaten 75 lengths. It was noted that Sir Mark Prescott Bt representative’s explanation that WARDLAW (USA) had benefited from the first-time application of a hood for the improvement in form, the gelding was routine tested.
The performance of THAT DARN CANTOR which finished fourth of five runners, beaten 18 lengths, was considered. It was noted that Ed Dunlop’s representative could offer no explanation for the gelding’s performance on this occasion.
Following the race, Oisin Orr reported that MR MOONSHINE (IRE), placed third, hung right-handed
THE MIDDLE DISTANCE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5)
The winner, WARDLAW (USA), appeared to show improved form compared with its previous run at Doncaster on 26 June 2026, where the gelding finished last of three runners, beaten 75 lengths. It was noted that Sir Mark Prescott Bt representative’s explanation that WARDLAW (USA) had benefited from the first-time application of a hood for the improvement in form, the gelding was routine tested.
The performance of THAT DARN CANTOR which finished fourth of five runners, beaten 18 lengths, was considered. It was noted that Ed Dunlop’s representative could offer no explanation for the gelding’s performance on this occasion.
Following the race, Oisin Orr reported that MR MOONSHINE (IRE), placed third, hung right-handed
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