muzenza365

A track record held by Miss Andrew, are you sure, would that not be Miss Anderiti?spelling I checked Racnet but couldn't find the sectional times. I did look at the replay ,but was only from the 150m mark and seen more than 1 horse that came from behind DR.

The Blackbooker in the race was Angel Capital. D Lane is a world-class jockey, but this will go down as a ride to forget, he gave it no show, and to me, he had a brain fade. In fact, I saw three Blackbookers yesterday, so I got to thinking: what about if we have a competition, where you have a start date and you have one month to see how your unlucky runners perform during that period? You can have an imaginary $10 to win on 3 separate runners that you select, and your horse can start as many times as the trainer decides in that month. To make it interesting, i will put up $100 prize to the punter who has the most imaginary amount of dollars at the end of the month. Can i get someone good at Excel to run the comp, as i will Fxxk it up?

Worth the time and effort when she wins a G3 today, and a very humble Trainer who said it was the most satisfying win in his career.

Yes, i say thank you to Colin for his time and costs for the donation. I do not believe any committee members from the Nth Canterbury or the CJC Racing clubs would have been as forthcoming with their time or money. So well done, Colin

Another brilliant, bright sunny day on the coast. The council has done well in acquiring the course for $1, and I assume this is because it was sold to a Developer, with the sections being 170k. Have some good memories from riding there.

I thought Shoma went as well as the winner when running second at Te Rapa, and I will be all over it next time, as they have big raps on the winner.

Do not worry about the pram. But the good-looking Lady, now we are talking the same language, so long as it is not one of your throw-away Ladies😋. I have never been a fan of 2nd hand goods.

Hindsight is a great thing, but surely he could have seen the 2 Waller horses inside of him and thought things had not gone as expected, so Plan B would be to get on to the back of the best horse in the race and ride for luck, That is what I would have expected from a jockey of some abilty to do.

Give a clue to us battlers, what disguise got you past the security?

I think most people who have some level of race reading would agree it was a 2 out of 10 ride, but the jockey has said he made a mistake. So i will let it go

Not sure about that, Chief. Riders that started in the South and have done well include but are not limited to, Skelton's rode plenty of Group winners E J Didham, D Browne, Buffering, and lately D Stackhouse and J Kennedy and L Bates are doing very well over the ditch

At least you do have a sense of humor, Chief. I am not sure what win it was, but it would have been around his 30th win. Also, I got asked to ride Little Brown Jug, but I had to ride a stablemate as well. Yes, the stablemate won and LBG got beaten. Funnily enough, I never got back on him either. Trainers must have been harder to please back in the day, or Joe Pride is a forgiving human being.😀

Yes agree Gamma, i have no issue with losing a bet, but in my opinion, not only was it a bad ride but also i believe it got a gut-buster race, and when it is the start of the Spring or G1 racing it is important to remember there will be other opportunities in the near future so i would have been happy to ride for luck and see what unfolded and have a horse next time.

Chief ,Prior to straightening up James comes off the fence, and Jason goes up on James inside,have another look, if Chad had waited on James to make his move and get a drag up, he didn',t and he has admitted his mistake,so happy to leave there. On this note, I slaughtered Grey Way one day. I put my hand up and told Pat Corboy i was to blame,and his response was i will call you don't call me,I did win one on him prior.

Bill read what you reported. He said he made a mistake, and I will give him credit for that. At the end of the day, a better plan B after missing the start would have been to follow the favourite and a 10-time G1 winner, and would have been the right call; that is what I would expect if I were either the Owner or the Trainer