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"No people in our world, the people that walk the courses, know the horses and have to accept the consequences of what happens when you run on that ground, there's no possible way we would've taken that chance.
"It would've been suicidal, stupid and in the interest of horse welfare, we should've been banned for life if we had."
The inference is accidental, but clear
Wow
if this is what he said then he deserves a ban anyway
give him a tin of paint and he can run naked throwing it across the track.
No one has moaned at all about the ground today as far as I'm aware. It's just good old testing NH ground. Perfectly ok for racing and could quite comfortably take a fair bit of rain yet.
"No people in our world, the people that walk the courses, know the horses and have to accept the consequences of what happens when you run on that ground, there's no possible way we would've taken that chance.
"It would've been suicidal, stupid and in the interest of horse welfare, we should've been banned for life if we had."
The inference is accidental, but clear
So he felt the ground was dangerous and pulled his horse.
Is that not just his opinion?
And he felt it was irresponsible to run him?
Again his opinion?
The inference I get from that is he was seriously concerned about the welfare of his horse if he ran him.
Part of the trainers job I would have thought.
The issue with this logic is…. if it came up Heavy at Cheltenham, would Henderson run or pull Con Hill out
has nothing to do with the safety of the horse, and all about targeting a certain race
that’s all he has to say, “out target is the Cheltenham festival, we want to run this and that race, before hand, and running him over testing ground will impact that”
The issue with this logic is…. if it came up Heavy at Cheltenham, would Henderson run or pull Con Hill out
has nothing to do with the safety of the horse, and all about targeting a certain race
that’s all he has to say, “out target is the Cheltenham festival, we want to run this and that race, before hand, and running him over testing ground will impact that”
Sorry, missed some of today…. what quotes do we have from Hendo re his runner’s tomorrow?
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