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Probably as John said error of judgment, but how about all the other drivers that didn't move down the back , error of judgment , Dynamite has a history of bagging John possibly he should stop backing him.
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His problem is that it has metastisised into the bones and that is not curable. Survival rate very low unfortunately. -
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By scooby3051 · Posted
Everyone has an opinion on the 3 synthetic tracks...and you are allowed to express it here.😜 -
Not sure they are actually necessary. The music played at night and during Aussie racing is better. Gives you time to study the form - its all there on screen, without some clown wittering on in the background.
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Clearly did not do his form…. The leader was always the better stayer….. as result also showed….. it was a poor judgement to cover extra ground…. When he didn’t have to….. where did the winner position turning for home…. -
Dyak went on to win 8 more races including the 1972 Chalmers Handicap at Trentham ridden by Bill Skelton. Goes to prove that the odd horse is not a lost cause! -
Irrespective of people's views of AWTs Cambridge just as Riccarton last week have good numbers, and Northeners do have choices. -
Pete Lane Azawary won his maiden at his 24th start- Te Aroha 1m on the 23/9/81 ridden by Greg Childs. The all time classic was Dyak who won his first race at his 54th start in a 11f Highweight at Ellerslie on the 1/1/72 ridden by Harry Green. His dam Swanee won the 1949 Auckland Cup ridden by Mark Martinovich for Cambridge trainer Wally Pratt.
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You are correct it did. My original point was John in his stipes comment said he thought the leader would not get him to the passing lane which was an error of judgement or a lack of analyzing the form. -
By tripple alliance · Posted
From CNN , CNN host and media pundit Brian Stelter has questioned the timing of former President Joe Biden’s announcement on Sunday that he has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer, calling it “extraordinary” as the news coincides with a series of negative stories about the Democrat’s final years in the White House. “Biden learned of the diagnosis Friday. Well, what was the biggest Biden story on Friday? It was the release of those excruciating audio excerpts from his conversations with Robert Hur back in 2023.” “You have that [audio release] as one element of the timing here,” Stelter continued. “And then you have this book coming out… one of the biggest political books in several years.” So it's possible he has had prostate cancer for a long time but it was not disclosed to the public until a distraction was required , it's a real possibility . -
Speaking of long time maiden runners.. I heard ARod on The Weigh In mention Chicago Jack was a 15 start maiden runner beating home Velocious on Saturday. I thought to myself "gee this one went alright, it might break the rule being discussed by the RCers in the next couple starts". Turns out hes not a maiden at all. I guess Aiden was pulling his data from the TAB website which shows it never winning a race despite also stating in the form comment "Has won clockwise". He won in a dead heat at Ruakaka last year but im guessing the TAB site still has troubles tracking dead heat wins. -
To be honest in the studio , it wouldn't be easy to keep talking in between races etc . Tbh I don't watch the racing much but they do their best . Nicole Simms in another one who over the course of time is gathering good knowledge . People rubbish the whale but I find him to be very knowledgeable and like him as a presenter -
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By Harry Newshound · Posted
Trainer Michael McCarthy said that the colt continues to show all of the positive markers he looks for. Even as they move further away from the Preakness, the indicators McCarthy needs to see remain the same.View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Journalism provided a memorable farewell to the old facility at Pimlico Race Course when he pushed through a very slim opening and made up five lengths to prevail in the Preakness Stakes (G1).View the full article -
By scooby3051 · Posted
So you would rather have the mumbling the ums and arghs,the moronic repetitive questions day after day, the aftermaths and the shortened new race and horse names,KM and EVs doing the presenting...and then you add in the wrong names of time honored races the lack of interest or knowledge is a sign that racing is just a job not a passion...give me a break..if thats what you accept as presenters then racing is Donald Ducked. -
By scooby3051 · Posted
Yes there can be many reasons for taking a while to win that first race.... as long as it's not lack of ability...then it's worth continuing....he was a slow maturer.
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