July objection - upheld or not ????

davetheflower Wrote:

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> > Neil Morice inadvertently pointed out what we
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> > been saying for ages ..................would
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> > stipes object as they went past the post?
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> well,its not run in the UK and rules are there for
> this.
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> I would like some feedback from jocks about the
> track,Louis The King definitely stumbled coming
> round the bend.
> Another race a horse stumbled near same area.
> I hope there were no injuries and I really feel
> for Byleveld to lose the race,despite my criticism
> of hes riding.


Captain A and a few others found real problems and were fortunate not to have fallen

For me that was the worst July I have ever seen from a racing point of view. They make jokes about the Cape crawl but I never seen a Met run that slow. Greyville is a crap racecourse and the slightly slimmer version makes it worse. Jocks disgraced themselves by going so slow. Only Fourie and Byleveld made any attempt to get handy off that pace. Strydom did move around the final turn.

Then we had an objection which was probably the only bit of excitement the race generated. Still a horrible way to win the race. I am sure the winning connections would be first to agree with that sentiment.

rob faux Wrote:

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> > > Neil Morice inadvertently pointed out what we
> > have
> > > been saying for ages ..................would
> > NOT
> > > have been upheld in the UK and why didn't the
> > > stipes object as they went past the post?
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> >
> > well,its not run in the UK and rules are there
> for
> > this.
> >
> > I would like some feedback from jocks about the
> > track,Louis The King definitely stumbled coming
> > round the bend.
> > Another race a horse stumbled near same area.
> > I hope there were no injuries and I really feel
> > for Byleveld to lose the race,despite my
> criticism
> > of hes riding.
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> No shit!!.............lucky you pointed that out
> ......your a genius!


Rob,if you can't take a loss that's your problem...for every unfortunate or not,loser like you,there are 10 happy punters on Legislate
Swallow it Einstein

LEGISLATE YOU BEAUTY!!!!! Sorry guys, that's the last time I'll say it...()-D

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> > > > Neil Morice inadvertently pointed out what
> we
> > > have
> > > > been saying for ages
> ..................would
> > > NOT
> > > > have been upheld in the UK and why didn't
> the
> > > > stipes object as they went past the post?
> > >
> > >
> > > well,its not run in the UK and rules are
> there
> > for
> > > this.
> > >
> > > I would like some feedback from jocks about
> the
> > > track,Louis The King definitely stumbled
> coming
> > > round the bend.
> > > Another race a horse stumbled near same area.
> > > I hope there were no injuries and I really
> feel
> > > for Byleveld to lose the race,despite my
> > criticism
> > > of hes riding.
> >
> > No shit!!.............lucky you pointed that
> out
> > ......your a genius!
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> Rob,if you can't take a loss that's your
> problem...for every unfortunatewas

Rob was referring to the track

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> For me that was the worst July I have ever seen
> from a racing point of view. They make jokes about
> the Cape crawl but I never seen a Met run that
> slow. Greyville is a crap racecourse and the
> slightly slimmer version makes it worse. Jocks
> disgraced themselves by going so slow. Only Fourie
> and Byleveld made any attempt to get handy off
> that pace. Strydom did move around the final
> turn.
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> Then we had an objection which was probably the
> only bit of excitement the race generated. Still a
> horrible way to win the race. I am sure the
> winning connections would be first to agree with
> that sentiment.


spot on the time was almost 2 seconds slower than the consolation race and if im not mistaken the first 2 were the first 2 for most of the race...well done to noordhoek you preached the winner (tu)

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> > > > > Neil Morice inadvertently pointed out
> what
> > we
> > > > have
> > > > > been saying for ages
> > ..................would
> > > > NOT
> > > > > have been upheld in the UK and why didn't
> > the
> > > > > stipes object as they went past the post?
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > well,its not run in the UK and rules are
> > there
> > > for
> > > > this.
> > > >
> > > > I would like some feedback from jocks about
> > the
> > > > track,Louis The King definitely stumbled
> > coming
> > > > round the bend.
> > > > Another race a horse stumbled near same
> area.
> > > > I hope there were no injuries and I really
> > feel
> > > > for Byleveld to lose the race,despite my
> > > criticism
> > > > of hes riding.
> > >
> > > No shit!!.............lucky you pointed that
> > out
> > > ......your a genius!
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> > Rob,if you can't take a loss that's your
> > problem...for every unfortunatewas
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> Rob was referring to the track

I don't think so..
I think he is referring to me saying it's not in UK

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> > > > Neil Morice inadvertently pointed out what
> we
> > > have
> > > > been saying for ages
> ..................would
> > > NOT
> > > > have been upheld in the UK and why didn't
> the
> > > > stipes object as they went past the post?
> > >
> > >
> > > well,its not run in the UK and rules are
> there
> > for
> > > this.
> > >
> > > I would like some feedback from jocks about
> the
> > > track,Louis The King definitely stumbled
> coming
> > > round the bend.
> > > Another race a horse stumbled near same area.
> > > I hope there were no injuries and I really
> feel
> > > for Byleveld to lose the race,despite my
> > criticism
> > > of hes riding.
> >
> > No shit!!.............lucky you pointed that
> out
> > ......your a genius!
>
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> Rob,if you can't take a loss that's your
> problem...for every unfortunate or not,loser like
> you,there are 10 happy punters on Legislate
> Swallow it Einstein

You were missing the point...............I backed it 80/20 and get a refund from Hollywood so this specific result not the issue.............
As a general point though,we changed our objection rule from the French eqiuivalent to the UK way ,and yet don't follow their interpretation????
.................and the point that has been discussed often is why our stipes take no timeous action ,and yet uphold the objection, and that was the observation Morice made!
But,again,everybody outside the country knows most about our racing..........lol

@ Rob Faux

Like everything at Greyville they are following the Mauritian way as this would have definitely been upheld at the tiny Champ de Mar.

Rob,i couldn't tell you what your racing rules are to be honest and I haven't said in any of my posts if I agree or disagree with the outcome.
I watched race once in real time and didn't see any head on replays.Judging by the majority it looked the right decision,wether they had a financial interest to sway them is another matter.
You obviously no more about Your racing than me,but what is plainly obvious to an OUTSIDER is your racing body couldn't organise
A piss up in a brewery,if that is what you run your premium race day on,the track im referring to,then they should find some other form of employment.

davetheflower Wrote:

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> Rob,i couldn't tell you what your racing rules are
> to be honest and I haven't said in any of my posts
> if I agree or disagree with the outcome.
> I watched race once in real time and didn't see
> any head on replays.Judging by the majority it
> looked the right decision,wether they had a
> financial interest to sway them is another
> matter.
> You obviously no more about Your racing than
> me,but what is plainly obvious to an OUTSIDER is
> your racing body couldn't organise
> A piss up in a brewery,if that is what you run
> your premium race day on,the track im referring
> to,then they should find some other form of
> employment.

Oh we can agree on that!

Result would stand in UK