1st October 2006, 05:49 PM
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Join Date: Jan 1970
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You are spot on wonfluova.
Beadman is not just a master jockey, he is a master at rating a horse and gaining position. This skill is honed over distance, you just have to see how he positions horses (differently depending on the horse) to gain full advantage.
While others are flogging the $%^& out of their mounts or attempting to "pinch" it, Beadman waits patiently sneeking closer and pulling his horse to the best position.
He goes when the time is right!
The guy is a freak - a bit like an inbuilt sense.
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