Absolutely welded to that saddle. Amazing skill
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Originally posted by germanshepherd View PostDon't think Blackmore should be praised for that. She had no idea if the horse was injured then gave her a slap to jump again. Not a good look for the sport.
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Originally posted by Lobos View Post
Looked well beat at the time. Jumped awful. Not hopeful now.
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Just a note to all.
One or two members have mentioned recently a certain bookmakers odds being a pointer or interesting.
One or two members have mentioned the same bookmaker as being fucking useless and tinpot.
After that 2 horse race at Cheltenham just now.
UNIBET have cut My Drogo to 5-1 for the Marsh & Gin on Lime to 8-1 for the Mares Chase.
They are not interesting in any positive sense whatsoever, so any mention of this is now banned.
Voice of reason has spoken.
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Originally posted by darlojim View Post
Go check out Rubys comments regarding this, Rachel or Ruby will know a lot more about whether a horse is injured than you.
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Originally posted by germanshepherd View PostDon't think Blackmore should be praised for that. She had no idea if the horse was injured then gave her a slap to jump again. Not a good look for the sport.
She steadied the horse, she took a trot, then gave it a pat to canter away
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Originally posted by germanshepherd View Post
She couldn't know if she was injured. She still might be. The public perception will be awful on footage that will likely go viral.
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Originally posted by germanshepherd View Post
She couldn't know if she was injured. She still might be. The public perception will be awful on footage that will likely go viral.
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View Post
To be fair, rightly or wrongly, the public perception will be of amazement that she stayed on as they’re not so ‘educated’ on horse welfare. I bet that the footage will create a more positive response than negative.
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Originally posted by DeeBee View Post
Unless it’s the sort of thing that happens in the national then I think it’s too low key to get any real exposure - negative or positive
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Originally posted by darlojim View Post
As Ruby stated, she got her trotting which and then off in to a canter when she knew she was fine. Don't need any backseat welfare worriers on here really do we.
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