4th October 2006, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by go4it
As has been stated,the Hawkes/Beadman combo is nearly always at poor odds relative to actual winning chance.
If Darren thought it had gone flat,why did he not tell Hawkes before the race and ask not to ride it?As for Lohnro in the Cox Plate,maybe it was the jockey who can't handle the Valley,not the horse.Does anyone have Darren's s/r for all rides at that venue alone?
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No, if you back every mount they are poor odds.
Check out what I stated in this thread for yourself.
You can't tell if a horse has gone flat until you're in running and travelling poorly, unless the horse is truly flat at the stables.
To suggest Darren couldn't handle the Valley is ludicrous when the horse never travelled well at any point and was beaten out of sight, yet never held up for one moment. |