We want to share an important update with our Betfair Community users.
Over the coming months, the Betfair Community platform will be winding down. The final active day for the platform will be December 21st. From December 22nd, users will no longer be able to access the platform.
Your discussions, insights, engagement, and, most importantly, feedback have helped shape the platform and guided innovation. Your feedback continues to be important to us, and we will continue to listen via our dedicated feedback channels, as well as through product testing and innovations.
To share your feedback and experience, visit: https://support.betfair.com/app/home
Irish Sports
There is currently 1 person viewing this thread.
These 75 comments are related to the topic:
Fayonagh
Fayonagh
sort by:
Show
per page
Replies: 75
|
By:
I was counting a fair few quid with the second,briefly anyway.....
 |
|
By:
Exactly Pecker,plenty of stick alright,yet time after time he produces the goods.
|
|
By:
The great man was also one of the very few who tipped up LABAIK yesterday. That's one of the most inspired selections I've seen on the Horse Racing Forum.
|
|
By:
I have him to thank for the 16/1, he is taking me by the hand and leading me through Cheltenham 2017.
What an impressive horse she is though, as it worked out the quick pace did help,but if she got away well she could also have sauntered home, the ground was the question mark and she handled it well,i think it was a poorish cham bumper though. |
|
By:
Probably negotiating to buy more land as we speak! Say he did really well out of this one as history suggests he is an all-in punter when he has a strong opinion about a horse. Well done, Wildman.
|
|
By:
Probably negotiating to buy more land as we speak! Brilliant Neill,
 |
|
By:
great call pa,hope ya won a sackfull
|
|
By:
Delighted for him, workrider.
|
|
By:
good man pa!! lmfao @ mincers 7th feb post
|
|
By:
Thanks Inside,
I was afraid of the ground Foyleswar to go to town and the Mags Mullins horse at Sandown Sat didn't frank her form though excuses in the sense they(WPM runner) took each other on,still nice winner on a difficult festival so happy out. Hopefully the few posters that rated her highly earlier in the thread backed her as well. As You Were is another to watch out for,even though the Judgement Day formline is taking some knocking. |
|
By:
Well done lads, I backed debuchet in the end the ground put me off fayonagh, great shout, nothing more satisfying when one ye pick out comes and does the business in style
|
|
By:
Well done all for the winners the last few days. Didnt follow any of the great advice. In fact done me balls (and wont have been the only one). Love it when i see someones opinions proved right though. Fayonagh was never one for me but what a machine. Would have won be god knows how much bar the start **** up. Keep up the good work !!
|
|
By:
Credit to Jamie Codd for not trying to make up the ground too quickly which worked out well for him,breathtaking performance
 (think the runner up is useful also). |
|
By:
"PA`LAPSY"
|
|
By:
Hello Bluenose, hope you "placed 4 profit".
Nearly premier handicap time again. |
|
By:
No harm lads, I'm glad to see the flat coming. Don't really think it was a vintage NH season altough Leopardstown's Hennessey meeting and Cheltenham were thoroughly enjoyable.
Can see January and February becoming even more of a wasteland in the UK with very little shown terrestrially between January and April most weekends. Think they will look back on the ITV deal as the catalyst for a really bad period in racing over there. would have a lot of sympathy for club GAA players, but there is no way that the hierarchy should give up September the way racing in England have effectively given up January and February. Injuries have fairly ravaged the season, hopefully we get Sizing John verses Yorkhill in the Lexus. RTE should push that big time. End of the season should be good with the chase for the trainers' title. |
|
By:
Think the wildman, who is very prescient these days! said something about going dog racing being a habit, think for a lot of people, watching racing on a Saturday at 2 o'clock is like that as well. I think viewing figures for the good Newbury Saturday card in February probably will have suffered because people won't have watched the previous week, nor will they have had the chance to have it promoted to them that week.
|
|
By:
mincer
I'd say if fayonagh ran in the Cheltenham bumper it would get beat by about 2 furlongs, possibly more. Jamie Codd is on a different planet to every other amateur riding right now What planet are you on mincer? |
|
By:
He's sharp alright The Gotchee,
|
|
By:
Another of his other famous comments is the p2p meeting at Tinahealy never gets a good horse running there,one of last months winners made £240,000 at the Cheltenham sale. A real sharp mind is our Mince
. |
|
By:
Nice interview with john bowe on page eight of this weeks irish field about the breeding of fayonagh.
|
|
By:
Yes Cloone it was a good insight into how luck can go against you in racing, as in any walk of life.I wouldn't be feeling too sorry for him though,looks to me as if he's had a right few touch's breeding wise.
|
|
By:
I agree workrider he wont go hungry.It just shows when your luck is out,everything goes against you.
|
|
By:
Good luck is the key,everyone needs it!
|
|
By:
Better to be born lucky then to be born rich workrider.
|
|
By:
Yes Cloone River ,many a man born into wealth found it slip through his hands.
|
|
By:
Very sad to see her suffer a fatal accident on the gallops this morning.
|
|
By:
Huge loss to the stable/sport,just read the thread again and shows you how this placed used to roll.
|
|
By:
Terrible news, such a wonderful mare and such a sad end.
|
|
By:
Reports say she was not on Gordon's gallops but at Skryne Gallops (between Navan and Dunshaughlin) ???
http://www.p2p.ie/directory.php?lstaction=showadvert&directory_page_id=77 |
|
By:
wildmanfromborneo • February 6, 2017 1:55 PM GMT .....mares listed race...all trying for their life...seven individual winners in the field...two dual bumper winner...fav an unbeaten Limerick bumper winner trained by Willie Mullins that was backed to 4/11 on debut...The mare that finished second Sassy Diva is a right mare also, they have always aimed high with her, she too is by Kalanisi in will have no problem winning her bumper.
Runs Sunday 4.20 in Wex  |
|
By:
punchestown • October 25, 2017 3:04 PM BST
Huge loss to the stable/sport, just read the thread again and shows you how this placed used to roll. Just read it also - the more rays of sunshine the better Pity the wild man from Tipp couldn't stick to the script and was greyhounded off. |
|
By:
I remember Pa being very sweet on this one last season, very sad for connections
|
|
By:
Skyrne gallops are owned by Colin Magnier son of Clem. Good Amateur in his day, finished 2nd in the 83 National on Greasepaint.
There was a good 2 mile chaser years ago called Skyrne trained by Waring Willis, I think his stables were in Skyrne. |
|
By:
Clem was in his 90s when he died I believe.
|
|
By:
White Bridles - it was like Gerry McInerney style for horses
|