I have not seen any book on this, thus far, but I would take RYAN MOORE to take it, having this year suffered an injury(2months absence) otherwise he would have been up there this year as well!!! :xmassanta:
I have not seen any book on this, thus far, but I would take RYAN MOORE to take it, having this year suffered an injury(2months absence) otherwise he would have been up there this year as well!!! :xmassanta:
[B]I once had a photographic memory which was never developed!! that's why I get such negative responses?[/B]
[B]I used to play the sex organ but now I'm restricted to a YAMAHA...:confused:[/B]
4/9 with Hills this morning.
Fallon or Moore I reckon
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Fallon will have little chance based in Ireland, surely?
(Assuming he's riding next season of course).
Fallon :laughing: my ass, based on his strike rate, Moore would have been a few behind Spencer and Sanders if he'd had as many rides as Spencer this season unless of course he had tried harder and hence had a better strike rate with the incentive of the championship to go for :laughing: I would go for Moore next season.Originally posted by EC1@Nov 10 2007, 04:55 PM
Fallon or Moore I reckon
What a fecking skinny price Arkers I thought about 2-1 would be more like it? excuse the pun..................Originally posted by Arkwright@Nov 10 2007, 04:46 PM
4/9 with Hills this morning.
[B]I once had a photographic memory which was never developed!! that's why I get such negative responses?[/B]
[B]I used to play the sex organ but now I'm restricted to a YAMAHA...:confused:[/B]
4/9 is a joke price but I think Moore is by far the most likely winner.
good job I don't value your opinion Dante
is it time off from the betfair forum?
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Hard to excuse the pun when it's in bold Merlin!Originally posted by Merlin the Magician@Nov 10 2007, 05:17 PM
What a fecking skinny price Arkers I thought about 2-1 would be more like it? excuse the pun..................
4/9 sounds short at first, but I reckon it is about right. Who are the other serious contenders? Spencer wont go for it, nor Dettori, Seb unlikley to win it again, Hughes no chance. I'm struggling to think of many reasons to lay much bigger about Moore...
Agreed - but is he Coolmore confirmed for next season? To me it seems unlikely that they would drop him after standing by him for so long, but any chance they might want to take a safer option next year?Originally posted by Gareth Flynn@Nov 10 2007, 05:06 PM
Fallon will have little chance based in Ireland, surely?
(Assuming he's riding next season of course).
If they did and Fallon was found not guilty then I wouldn't want to be against the man with a point to prove to British horse racing.
Winners have no shame, no matter how they win - Niccolò Machiavelli
If they were thinking that way, I'd say the Arc changed their minds very quickly. Fallon himself will stand by Coolmore just as much if he's around next season.any chance they might want to take a safer option next year?
Stand by them yes. Not F*ck up again shrug::
Winners have no shame, no matter how they win - Niccolò Machiavelli
All in run or not, Fallon is a million on my tissue.
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Greg Fairly as Johnstons first jockey, theres a hundred plus winners already and he will get outside ones next year. Johnstons 2yos have been quiet this year so expect much more next season. He could be the surprised package.
4/9 to be paid out in 12 months time is no proposition, and as has been demonstrated this year, strange things happen in racing, always have done and always will do. The way I see it one of two scenarios is likely to emerge.
Number 1: Ryan Moore stays fit and free of controversy and runs away with it.
Number 2: Something goes wrong and with so few of the top jocks committing to a title campaign, alot of them start taking points of each other, leaving it potentially vulnerable to a Darleyesque type stratgey
Which is why I quite like Chris's logic. How many wins will it require? How many jocks can potentially reach this level? and then work back from there. It's a shame McEvoy won't commit himself to a full season.
Don't be so gloomy. After all it's not that awful. Like the fella says, in Italy for 30 years under the Borgias they had warfare, terror, murder, and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and the Renaissance. In Switzerland they had brotherly love - they had 500 years of democracy and peace, and what did that produce? The cuckoo clock. So long Holly. _ Harry Limes
Has Joe Fanning retired?Originally posted by chrisbeekracing@Nov 11 2007, 10:23 AM
Greg Fairly as Johnstons first jockey, theres a hundred plus winners already and he will get outside ones next year.
Greg Fairley is a very interesting shout.
Fanning suffered a season ending injury at Glorious Goodwood in the totesport Mile.
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