Kenilworth May1st

you put your money down and you take your chances. Its gambling and to suggest that its fixed is prepostorous

mr hawaii Wrote:

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> I hear that there is a meeting at Kenilworth this
> evening to decide which horse will win the Met
> next year and the horse in question is called The
> Illuminati and will be ridden by Jockey
> Nostradamus (Jockey David Icke was stood down)
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> I say it again if you have proof of fixed races
> send it to the NHRA but to slander people whenever
> a result does not go your way is wrong. Racing is
> a hard sport and the tears you cry are another
> man's joy. Take a loss like a man or stop punting.

Mr H, I agree with you re; getting personal, but unless something is done to stop these 'bullshit' results, horse racing will not attract new punters. We are schooled to study form and all 100 extra pointers going with it.......why these bad results? Being a public 'sport' (ja right) I feel all trainers should at least have the decency to make it public (Shams, Craig, Gav van Zyl, Bass,etc) that their horses are good or bad. Look at rugby, soccer, etc, trainers and players are interviewed, giving their views, but I believe trainers of horses in SA cannot say anything before the owner is informed? Not talking from the pocket. It's a game for kings and poepholle.......

gregbucks Wrote:

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> Would be interesting to know what you guys put
> these results we see so often throughout the
> country down to??


Amen. Come on Pirates, Flash and all the experts.......

gregbucks Wrote:

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> Would be interesting to know what you guys put
> these results we see so often throughout the
> country down to??


Greg and Ou Ryperd resuts have been rough but many posters have tipped horses here to beat the favs and have, so maybe they false favs, today you tipped Gooi mealies to beat the favourite and you did but one cannot say a coup was made with no substance to it just my opinion...of course their is a human factor , but that will always be in place.

Len Sham Wrote:

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> > Would be interesting to know what you guys put
> > these results we see so often throughout the
> > country down to??
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> Greg and Ou Ryperd resuts have been rough but many
> posters have tipped horses here to beat the favs
> and have, so maybe they false favs, today you
> tipped Gooi mealies to beat the favourite and you
> did but one cannot say a coup was made with no
> substance to it just my opinion...of course their
> is a human factor , but that will always be in
> place.

Len, ask Greg, Gooi Mielies is my fav horse because of the name. I just could not back it today. Cheers mate.

@OR:

'Amen. Come on Pirates, Flash and all the experts.......'

Ah-hem!!!

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OR the horse in the last today was off for months with a pelvis injury - How on earth would you be able to set such an unsound horse for a coup? There was 5 lgths between the first 9 horses so anything could win.

I have always felt that the stipes should make more use of the in and out running rule but how could you use that rule here? The trainer obviously got the horse over the injury and that the owner kept it in training showed it must have some ability. I would not have considered that horse on its form so I can understand the outcry but a further look shows more(only two runs !!)
Again Barrier trails may have helped but to insinuate corruption is wrong!!

Cheers Mr H, point taken. BUT

I will rather back the Cheetahs

Ou Ryperd Wrote:

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> Cheers Mr H, point taken. BUT
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> I will rather back the Cheetahs


but then again what about the Force who i battle to catch right - Sometimes bad teams get good results as do bad horses - Just hope you catch the Bad when they do Good!!

mr hawaii Wrote:

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> > Cheers Mr H, point taken. BUT
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> but then again what about the Force who i battle
> to catch right - Sometimes bad teams get good
> results as do bad horses - Just hope you catch the
> Bad when they do Good!!

Did you not call the Force & Rebels 52mr teams? So anything is possible like in SA racing?

Ou Ryperd Wrote:

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> > > Cheers Mr H, point taken. BUT
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> > > I will rather back the Cheetahs
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> > but then again what about the Force who i
> battle
> > to catch right - Sometimes bad teams get good
> > results as do bad horses - Just hope you catch
> the
> > Bad when they do Good!!
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> Did you not call the Force & Rebels 52mr teams?
> So anything is possible like in SA racing?


So is that the horses fault or are we comparing the Force and Rebels to Trainers...lol...<

If there was seen to be sound regulation and proper questions and responses to the big form reversals,the speculation would be kept to a minimum(ie.somebody would be answering the questions some would like to ask.$
Barrier trials for first timers and rested horses(for whatever reason)would help take the guessing out selections.
Proper regulation should operate like inoculations and would reduce the necessity to speculate about the malady!