Who Will Win - Jockey Championship
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Re: Re: Who Will Win - Jockey Championship
12 years 10 months ago
And at Kim today 
Give everything but up!
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12 years 10 months ago
18/10 Anton on Hollywood now. I hope they dont know something!
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Re: Re: Who Will Win - Jockey Championship
12 years 10 months ago
Couldn't agree more with Tigershark.
Why does Zim always come up as an issue? Most noticeably when the jockey in the lead makes a strategic choice to ride in Zim? If it provides him with an opportunity to increase his chances, why the hell not?
Zim counted towards the stats since Pa fell off the bus, and Pa fell off a very long time ago. Mr hawaii put that in your pipe and smoke it. If you are so vehemently opposed to the current set-up, approach the racing authorities and put your case forward in a more productive fashion. Your diatribe on this site is doing nill to change the rules that have been in existence for decades.
Secondly, as Tigershark put it, I think Gavin deserves to win. He came back after 6 weeks off with a broken leg in his quest to win the championship! He was several winners behind when he started racing again in June, but decided to give it a go anyway. I admire the perserverance and tenacity. The boy is probably still racing with a leg bone that has not fully healed.
Besides, he is better looking than Marcus.
Why does Zim always come up as an issue? Most noticeably when the jockey in the lead makes a strategic choice to ride in Zim? If it provides him with an opportunity to increase his chances, why the hell not?
Zim counted towards the stats since Pa fell off the bus, and Pa fell off a very long time ago. Mr hawaii put that in your pipe and smoke it. If you are so vehemently opposed to the current set-up, approach the racing authorities and put your case forward in a more productive fashion. Your diatribe on this site is doing nill to change the rules that have been in existence for decades.
Secondly, as Tigershark put it, I think Gavin deserves to win. He came back after 6 weeks off with a broken leg in his quest to win the championship! He was several winners behind when he started racing again in June, but decided to give it a go anyway. I admire the perserverance and tenacity. The boy is probably still racing with a leg bone that has not fully healed.
Besides, he is better looking than Marcus.
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