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07 Oct 12
15:39
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Will the Tipperary stewards be paying attention?
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ccb impressive there...
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indeed,Move along,Nothing to see here stewards...
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Would have been interesting if Rebel Fitz would have settled today as he ran with the choke out for most of the race,winner did it well but finished behind the runner up last twice-that's racing.
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workrider 19 Sep 12 16:14
shocking runs from his winners this week...themoonandsixpence pulled up after 3 after a couple of fences ....surely willie will close up shop ....maybe ruby or willie might come on tv and shed some light on these runs.....punters do matter .... as you can see cheltenhamroar , i've brought this up before.... |
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Chapman interviewed Mullins at Longchamp and he told him they only started schooling the graded horses last week, he said ATS wsn't fit. I backed the favourite but in hindsight should have included the winner as well at 13 on here. that was too big but it easy to be wise after
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lustrumm,there was a 12.5 length turnaround today on C/D run on identical ground at the end of July between the first two in the race so I wouldn't be bashing myself over the head over it.
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212. (a) Every horse which runs in a race shall be run on its merits.
(i) The rider of every horse shall take all reasonable and permissible measures throughout the race to ensure that his horse is given a full opportunity to win or of obtaining the best possible place. (ii) Horses shall not be run in races where they are in a condition which would preclude their chances of winning Make of that what you will, but such is the effing non enforcement of the rule a trainer can come out and say he'll need the run, but in other words this horse is so unfit I'd fancy a beach donkey to give it a run for its money!. nor shall they be run for the purpose of giving them a school. (iii) The racecourse must not be used as a training ground and all horses, including horses having their first run, must be ridden to attain the best possible place and must not be deliberately eased before passing the winning post without good reason. |