A solid 4th
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Re: Re: A solid 4th
13 years 3 months ago
I`m the first to blame Jocks,but can`t see what he done wrong here? Well placed and got after his mount...
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Re: Re: A solid 4th
13 years 3 months ago
After he was beaten i was more interested in Hotlines runner... (
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Re: Re: A solid 4th
13 years 3 months ago
JV - last 50m he tries, its from 150m to about 50m i have a small problem
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Re: Re: A solid 4th
13 years 3 months ago
he only tries when the horse is clearly gona get past him..too late..it is a jockeys job to ride a horse to the line..not take it easy when 3rd seems secure and then panic when a horse flashes up..well atleast i hope thats what he was doing..99% of other jockeys would have got that to run 3rd
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Re: Re: A solid 4th
13 years 3 months ago
rob faux Wrote:
> A couple of examples in the last week of why I
> vowed to never own a share of anything racing in
> the WC and keep my betting limited pretty much to
> PAs.
> That race where nobody except Odendaal picked up
> the pace...............today,that youngster on
> Peregrine Power the only one to read the up-front
> pace..........and the problem was highlighted in
> the last .Teetan was pulling the fav's teeth out
> trying to be "a few lengths off them"
> If he had just let the horse stride easy,he would
> probably have been 5 lengths clear( the same speed
> as a few lengths behind at Turfontein)
> These blokes need to be taught to read speed
> rather than position before they can call
> themselves jocks.......... King Karl's strike rate
> is often quoted but why do you think he hardly
> ever strays from home.........the bar is where he
> likes it........quite low!
very good summation
> A couple of examples in the last week of why I
> vowed to never own a share of anything racing in
> the WC and keep my betting limited pretty much to
> PAs.
> That race where nobody except Odendaal picked up
> the pace...............today,that youngster on
> Peregrine Power the only one to read the up-front
> pace..........and the problem was highlighted in
> the last .Teetan was pulling the fav's teeth out
> trying to be "a few lengths off them"
> If he had just let the horse stride easy,he would
> probably have been 5 lengths clear( the same speed
> as a few lengths behind at Turfontein)
> These blokes need to be taught to read speed
> rather than position before they can call
> themselves jocks.......... King Karl's strike rate
> is often quoted but why do you think he hardly
> ever strays from home.........the bar is where he
> likes it........quite low!
very good summation
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