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comparing him with cauthen and piggott?yre having a laugh.they were brilliant in a finish,had a racing clock in their heads and knew exactly what to do in any given situation.at this point in time the kid is dicy and is a liability.if camerlot gets a good draw at epsom,the kid can ride it handy and thus the ride sud be straight forward,if coming from behind he cud fck it up
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After his fame and glory ride was disappointed with his effort on Battle of Saratoga last night,alright BoS is a dodgepot and maybe worth trying something different,he kept a bit in reserve on F&G on Sunday,he simply went off too fast on BoS and was never going to have anything for the finish.
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Seems Power got some miraculous "Power" from somewhere?
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Have to concede that to you Silver,i thought he wouldn`t stay or might not have trained on,yet they use two pacemakers to make it a test and he stayed on best of all.I am scratching my head here.
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If the media tip toe over this one I'm going to let loose, the shaded one remains as shaded as he ever was!.
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I can't believe Power won if I am honest but then again I can't believe Roderic O Conner won a 2000 Guineas. Aidan is a genius no doubt even if his first run was abysmal. No money either for him today.
Proves once again that backing Horses on the form book is the quick way to the poor house. Fair play to Aidan tho. Joseph gave him a cracking ride I thought. Didn't panic. Cool as cucumber. I think Silver will be pretty negative on the result for Irish Racing but bar Jim Bolger I believe the standard of Flat Trainer in Ireland has diminished at the top level. The big Curragh yards like Prendergast and Oxx are hopeless for producing anything bar Handicappers and considering the bloodstock it is a damning indickment of how those trainer have gone the past 5 years. Weld is in there still pitching but its hard going. |
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in fairness POWER had the best form in the book once parish hall came out and but for the ineptitude of one Ryan moore in last years dewhurst he would have had the best form
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Maybe St Nicholas Abbey 3 Group 1's. 2 Classics. 2 odds on Favs. This is when the Myth becomes A Legend!! |
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I wonder how Joseph is feeling this very night.
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Calmest man on the track imo ....doing what he has done since he could put one leg in front of the other .
Let others kick up all the fuss and hype -J O'B is just going out to ride a horse in a race. |
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Massive night for the Big Man.
Lets go Lester Junior |
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i think ruby has a touch of the gary glitters about him
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do u play that song my boy by dickie harris ,ruby,all fcking day long
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steady ruby ,u will fall out with him indoors
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Somebody needs to stick up for the kid?
Jesus Denis done his job didn't he, upping the weights for condition and maiden races, when was 9st a problem for a flat jockey? |
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breathtaking - humble pie for Carson who'd been chipping away the whole meeting.
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Great day for Coolmore and father and son . Well done .
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Well done.......good ride and most of all a stallion maker.
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Not the time I know lads, but how will Murtagh feel right now, that job was worth putting up a bigger fight for?
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Pure class is young Joseph - hes still only a kid ffs
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Congratulations to the young fella.
Thought the small field was a big help today though as it reduced the possibility of any in-running disasters. Surely the leger would be a gimme now ? Would love to see a triple crown winner in my lifetime. That feat and a clean sweep of the classics might be hard to swerve. |
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He did indeed moneypenny.
There will be a huge clamour to go for the Leger from the media now imo. Would love to be a fly on the wall for that conversation when the dust settles. |
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Wonder is Moore regretting turning the job down
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I managed to nab a piece of the 8/1 that stan james offered on apob training the winners of derby/st leger after the guineas so im hoping he goes for it
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Ah Joseph that was Piggott esque yesterday.
Legend is made now. |
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Tall and a jockey. There it ends.
Only one lester. Good interview with jpob last sundays times with david walsh. The dressage helped jpob in a big way. |
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Two nice wins yesterday on "steering jobs". Dropping his whip on St. Nicholas Abbey looked bad.
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But switching his whip on Camelot was something of pure class and beauty.
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Bit early to be comparing the lad with Lester,he's still raw but has the potential to go right to the top and stay there if he can keep the weight under control,has unbelievable confidence in running and on top seems like a nice lad and deserves great credit.
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Of course he is no Lester just pulling the leg lads but he is sensational for a 19 year old.
France today can the bandwagon continue?? |
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Ruby it's not yourself that the Piggott comment was referring to,there's plenty of TV people who should know better drawing the comparison.
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The comparison is well made and valid,both are tall and long legged,both look similar at their respective ages,both are sons of racehorse trainers,both have ridden Epsom Derby winners while teenagers,both have great racing brains where they differ is Joseph probably won`t be able to control his weight and probably won`t scale the heights of Lester.
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Extremely inept ride from young Joe on Imperial Monarch - no other way to call it .
Surprising he wouldn't have been advised to stay on the outside on a class horse who was an assured stayer . He was far too casual early on and you could see trouble coming after a few furlongs. ( btw-I had no bet -just an interested observer.) |
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I backed Imperial Monarch and I am furious that he lost, but I cant blame the jockey because he did a great job early on had him tucked in on the rail getting cover and had him in a fine position if the gaps opened.
What happened was that there was no pace, which led to massive bunching around the turn and basically the horses on the outside came in on top of the ones on the inner starting a effect that chopped off every horse on the inside that had been well placed. Such is the complete farce French Racing at the highest level is these days it can not be a suprise that once again they want to make the race into some sort of 4f sprint. All the others jockeys were in a similar scenario as young O Brien and that is the way the cookie crumbles. Best horse lost I can't argue and maybe he was a bit innocent not to think trouble was going to come but at the end of the day as is life not everything goes to plan. A very unsatisfactory race for all concerned and the Prix Du Jockey Club status as a Premier Classic 3yr old race is on the wane big time. |
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I had no bet but on a horse who was certain to stay I thought he was too far back early especially with French interference rules.That said French racing is always littered with hard luck stories mainly caused by lack of pace in their races.
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If there was no pace early he should have had the tactical nous to sit closer to the pace in my opinion. I tend to agree with Vubiant but sure everyone makes mistakes.
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