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Why on earth did you delete my post about this horse's cheating jockey? Without cheating WOULDN'T have won -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Zac Purton doubts Ka Ying Rising will lower his track record at Sha Tin on Sunday, but he still expects the world’s best sprinter to produce an electrifying display when he defends his Group One Hong Kong Sprint (1,200m) crown. The David Hayes-trained superstar chases a 16th consecutive victory and comes into the HK$28 million feature off the back of what Purton believes was “probably his career-best performance last start”. On his first start since his Group One The Everest (1,200m) success in...View the full article -
Wow, how bad was that incident, i was waiting for someone to post about it but as nothing, had to ask. Obviously his health is the main concern, and i hope he recovers well. But i have never seen anything like that, was the seat loose, or did something break, stewards report say little about it? -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Will be interesting to see what the last 600m sectional was. The time would hold up well in OZ. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
So you agree on pace and on the inside or as Innes said up and in.
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