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Surely if workrider was gauging the fitness of Shinrock Paddy, he did not back him?
He looked huge in the paddock. |
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I just saw that he backed him before he left.
Well done workrider. |
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i see o hares horse in the bumper is getting backed
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^^ Can't think why - no form etc.
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Going for a treble !
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Was joking - hope you're on Kelly.
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Will want to be very good to beat this fav.
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That's as bad a ride as any today, and there were a few choice ones!
Seething! |
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in all fairness das, she was a little unlucky , maybe she should have got off the rail earlier , but she was bumped and banged for nearly 2 furs by the gigginstown horse .
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Katie?
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^^ Yep.
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Ah the lads are on about the fav - didn't see much wrong tbh, but Katie came 10 wide round the hometurn and raced out of camera shot for the entire straight.
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no lads i'm talking about fav .
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Princesse D'Anjou Joined: 29 Jan 04
Replies: 529 She had the whole straight to go past if good enough. |
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Might have been good enough but for giving away stacks of ground coming wide up the straight.
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You are obviously not very clued up on irish racing. Coming down the outisde on Naas is no disadvantage.
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Giving away 10 lengths for the sake of marginally better ground isn't the best idea in the world. If coming up the outside was an advantage then surely they'd all be doing it?
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I never mentioned the gorund. Watch any race at Naas and you will see jockeys come down the outside.
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I am mentioning the ground mainly because she gave away lengths of the stuff by coming that wide.
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The horse was held up and travelled ok into the race. She was already wide coming into the turn. Would you rather she had held the horse up further behind the wall of horses on the inside? She had the whole straight to go past and was quite simply not good enough on the day. I would love to see your gauge for judging that she lost ten lengths.
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Would have prefered she hadn't held it up so far off the pace to be fair and had been able to come wide in her own time (if she so wished from a handy position rather than circling everything in the race but hey - that's life.
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It could be worse, you could be living ion Brighton.
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or Cork.
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I backed White Star Line and it all went a bit pear shaped from 6 out when prom racers when fading down along the rail and WSL began to lose her good position, Imo the rider took a chance up along the rail as it would have taken too much out of her horse to angle across to the outside. Not much luck in running in fairness and this is MS H Mooney(7) not a top jock. WSL may not have had the best head carriage as DAS alluded t b4 the race but the big thing may be that WSL's breeding suggest he'd rather better ground anyway.
In fairness it is unforgiveable for a top jock to stay down the inside for instance, those who stayed down the inside in the Listed race that Bewitched won during the summer or Johnny Murtagh himself on Latin Love at the Birdcatcher meeting. |
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SIND/ DIDNT SEE RACE GOOD WRITE UP / ILL SAY THIS WSL WILL WIN NTO IF THEY WANT ESP OVER HURDLES
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i wasn't that impressed with white star line in the paddock... and he was fancied... the lads close to Dessies yard had trebles done with Richard in the first in Newmarket, they're maiden winner and this fellow...he was well fancied
Paddy flood was at fault for Lucky William been beaten imo... heard him say to Copper he's improve massively... for a horse that jumped so smoothly lto i thought he jumped badly.... Sercoror was the horse to take outta the race imo... was unlukcy Alarmed at how badly O Grady's two ran |