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Its not rocket science, we all know Jockeys are about as straight as a Z nail but can you blame them. If you have a highly competitive environment with the big money up you can guarantee competitiveness, otherwise you take your chances. If the pearly gates are a thing no jockey is getting through😆and harmess drivers arent getting within 100 metres.. great sport and great fun but these people cheat hard 😆 -
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Yes, he went off 7/2 favourite for the Derby and ended up second to HARZAND. He's not been the same horse since - there is a view Epsom can ruin horses due to the contours and the crowds and the stress of the day. ANTHONY VAN DYCK for example took ages to get over the Derby - indeed, the rest of his 3-y-o campaign - but now he might win the Melbourne Cup and the 2020 Derby favourite, ENGLISH KING, might be a player this time next year, It takes a really good one to go on from Epsom and that's why so many Derby winners are often quite mediocre afterward. In the last 15 years, I can only think of SEA THE STARS, WORKFORCE and GOLDEN HORN who went on in their 3-y-o campaigns - all three went on to win the Arc. -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
The 39 international horses pre-entered, according to Breeders' Cup, is down from 47 last year, but represents an increase from the 32 the only other year Keeneland hosted the event, in 2015. View the full article -
It's a style of racing you see in Australia and France but you don't see to the same extent in the UK and Ireland or at all in the US where they jump and run. In the UK there's a variety of racing styles - sometimes it's like an old-fashioned dance, slow, slow, quick, quick, slow. Often the fastest run races are those where they don't go that strong early and quicken all the way to the line (not quite "sit and sprint" more like winding up the race gradually from a long way out and quickening all the way home).
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OK. Thanks. Fair point. I had only looked at the Act, not the Rules made under the Act. Why is that not being policed then under either Act? COMPLIANCE WITH FINANCIAL MARKETS CONDUCT ACT 431 It shall be the responsibility of any Legal Ownership Entity or combination of persons who together own or lease a horse to comply with all applicable requirements of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 -
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Back to our shellacking best. One for the true believers. Occasionally Oz gets close and everyone loses the faith but the real Kiwis stick. I do hope Oz gets better or it’s going to be bugger all excitement. Plus all their fair weather fans will drop off. Great stuff by the ABs. Some stars Coles Leinert Brown Whitelock Barrett’s and of course Mohunga. Always going to be tough for Wally’s with new 12 and 10.
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I'm no expert but I think VE is a big chance Tuesday. Classy multiple Grp 1 winner,, well weighted, in-form, handles all tracks (rain no problem) and has the 'will to win' written all over her, if you watch the Caulfield Cup replay the last 50m she had every right to cough it up but dug deep. Could she possibly be another Maybe Diva in the making? Capable of winning over 1600m-2000m at wfa early in a prep and just gets better and better.. The thing I like most aout her is the ability to put in a very fast 200m sectional -that destructive 'turn of foot' that we saw in the CC. If she can 'go to sleep'/ switch off in the first 2400m of the Melbourne Cup ,she could brain 'em! If she pulls her head off, forget about it! -
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I refer specifically to rule 431. The owner or leasee including racing manger shall comply with the above act. If they don't, who does the policing? -
One of the great things about Horse Racing is we can all look at the fields and all see a different winner /result etc etc but only a few ever get it right,that's racing. -
For many the only race they ever bet on,strange and hard to believe but Wingatui will probably have a bigger crowd on cup day than Flemington,now what would the odds have been on that before the pandemic?
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I've just been looking back at the past winners /stats etc etc,hard to believe some of the winners won so long ago now and no doubt another will go in the history books next week,I'm a historian of sorts but other things in life come along sometimes and our focus moves with our thoughts.
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By Houlahan's Dream · Posted
Backed Warning early....one of those races where you could nominate 5 or 6 and perhaps only snag a place. Think AVD is suspect at the 16f, and at the weight. Arran weighted to win, same with Surprise Baby. Chosen One impressed in CC. Stratum Albion reminds me of Max Dynamite, a bit. Not a race to bet big, for me. So many variables to unpick.... -
He got off Prince Of Arran, a big chance in the race, to ride it.
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