Jockey cleared of giving horse a soft one
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Jockey cleared of giving horse a soft one
8 years 9 months ago
You can find out more at the Paulick report, but the jist was the jockey was knackered and couldn`t ride out
www.paulickreport.com/news/ray-s-paddock...ouisiana-downs-race/
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Re: Jockey cleared of giving horse a soft one
8 years 9 months ago
This jockey should be banned.
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Re: Jockey cleared of giving horse a soft one
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One million times worse than bling imo
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Re: Jockey cleared of giving horse a soft one
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I reckon this guy put in more effort in the saddle than the one in the video above:
Frank Hayes (1888–1923) was a jockey who, on June 4, 1923,suffered a fatal heart attack in the midst of a steeplechase at Belmont Park in New York State, USA.
The accident
The thirty-five-year-old Hayes had never won a race before and in fact by profession was not actually a jockey but a horse trainer and longtime stableman.The horse, a 20-1 outsider called Sweet Kiss, was owned by Miss A.M. Frayling.Hayes apparently died somewhere in the middle of the race, but his body remained in the saddle throughout. Sweet Kiss eventually crossed the finish line, by a head with Hayes technically still atop her back, making him the first, and thus far only, jockey known to have won a race after death.
Frank Hayes (1888–1923) was a jockey who, on June 4, 1923,suffered a fatal heart attack in the midst of a steeplechase at Belmont Park in New York State, USA.
The accident
The thirty-five-year-old Hayes had never won a race before and in fact by profession was not actually a jockey but a horse trainer and longtime stableman.The horse, a 20-1 outsider called Sweet Kiss, was owned by Miss A.M. Frayling.Hayes apparently died somewhere in the middle of the race, but his body remained in the saddle throughout. Sweet Kiss eventually crossed the finish line, by a head with Hayes technically still atop her back, making him the first, and thus far only, jockey known to have won a race after death.
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Re: Jockey cleared of giving horse a soft one
8 years 9 months agoi don't agree - he was behind the front two...bling had the lead and only had to push his mount out and he would have won - 100m out and it was bling's race to lose..the american had to fetch the other horses to win.. both shocking rides thoughBob Brogan wrote: One million times worse than bling imo
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Re: Jockey cleared of giving horse a soft one
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The horse definitely wanted to win. When's it running again :lol:
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Re: Jockey cleared of giving horse a soft one
8 years 9 months agomr hawaii wrote:i don't agree - he was behind the front two...bling had the lead and only had to push his mount out and he would have won - 100m out and it was bling's race to lose..the american had to fetch the other horses to win.. both shocking rides thoughBob Brogan wrote: One million times worse than bling imo
Bling wanted to win he just fucked up, the other guy either couldn't or did t want to win
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