Kenilworth Saturday

Craig Eudey wrote: Great to see a smaller stable and a not very fashionable jockey win a race of this size. Proving my long held theory that with the right horse, the majority of trainers and jockeys will win the race. The horse is by far far and away the most important factor in the race. Lets see if these 2 get the accolades they deserve.

PeterD wrote:

Craig Eudey wrote: Great to see a smaller stable and a not very fashionable jockey win a race of this size. Proving my long held theory that with the right horse, the majority of trainers and jockeys will win the race. The horse is by far far and away the most important factor in the race. Lets see if these 2 get the accolades they deserve.

In this case, credit to Glen Puller for finding the right horse. Too many trainers moan about " not having the stock". A key success factor for a trainer is the ability to select and buy horses at right price.

Frodo wrote:

PeterD wrote:

Craig Eudey wrote: Great to see a smaller stable and a not very fashionable jockey win a race of this size. Proving my long held theory that with the right horse, the majority of trainers and jockeys will win the race. The horse is by far far and away the most important factor in the race. Lets see if these 2 get the accolades they deserve.

In this case, credit to Glen Puller for finding the right horse. Too many trainers moan about " not having the stock". A key success factor for a trainer is the ability to select and buy horses at right price.

A great result for the small guy - and definitely shows again that horses don't know their prices :ohmy: - fantastic buy by whoever picked this.

Just a small irritation - why do they keep on saying it was the 'day that dreams are made' - I make dreams most nights - surely it should be the 'day that dreams are realized / fulfilled'