Flyfirstclass

natural ability and feed is 95% i no care who trainer is mdk also have million rand horse cant win maiden

Flash Harry Wrote:

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> natural ability and feed is 95% i no care who
> trainer is mdk also have million rand horse cant
> win maiden

100perc what do the malakkas have to say after young van vuuren beat mdk , c laird, sj snaith, geoff woodruff ?

Is he better than them or did he have the better horse?

Amazing....horses can have an ability rating between 30 and 130 but all people are equal-the most important thing that successful people know is that luck has very little to do with it!

bad company Wrote:

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> > natural ability and feed is 95% i no care who
> > trainer is mdk also have million rand horse
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> 100perc what do the malakkas have to say after
> young van vuuren beat mdk , c laird, sj snaith,
> geoff woodruff ?
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> Is he better than them or did he have the better
> horse?

Did you miss the bit where he mentioned getting advice from MdK about the horse's problem?

Whoa,


I agree 100% with leon regarding archaic training methods and beliefs.

What i also agree with is that Craig told all that would listen that the horse was not 100%

Based on the horse not being 100% again leon is correct , form means nothing in this instance.

rob faux Wrote:

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> > > natural ability and feed is 95% i no care who
> > > trainer is mdk also have million rand horse
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> > 100perc what do the malakkas have to say after
> > young van vuuren beat mdk , c laird, sj snaith,
> > geoff woodruff ?
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> Did you miss the bit where he mentioned getting
> advice from MdK about the horse's problem?


So? The point I'm making is that given the right opportunity and a bit of luck many trainers will succeed

Rob

Its the toughest thing to understand this equality thing.......u suppose Gary Stevens is just lucky....he retired, came back after a rest and won the breeders cup,....i am sure every jockey that ever lived could have won on mucho mucho grand

easy Wrote:

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> Rob
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> Its the toughest thing to understand this equality
> thing.......u suppose Gary Stevens is just
> lucky....he retired, came back after a rest and
> won the breeders cup,....i am sure every jockey
> that ever lived could have won on mucho mucho
> grand

No way not our Gary, he one day planned it out to retire and and come back after a rest and win the breeders cup just like the way you like to plan the races for your horses. Just one problem, your plans never materialise like Garys! So I guess you right not everybody is equal or luck play no part!

Smart people keep quiet about what they know,but stupid people advertise their ignorance.
Ego Nihil Dicens..

Nicky Butt, Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, David Beckham, Paul Scholes

The greatest manager football has ever seen or a manager who got a huge slice of luck to set him on his way? My opinion, luck and skill often go hand in hand.

This thread bemuses me somewhat. Starts off with clanners showing support for a fellow clanner / trainer and his injured horse. Trainer explains that the horse is likely to need the run. Horse runs pretty much as trainer predicts. Thank you Mr Trainer and great that the horse has returned sound. Surely that should bring an end to the thread? But, seemingly not, some clanners just can't seem to leave it at that and it is turned into another let's "question" Craig over this n that in, at least what seems to me on reading, a somewhat personal manner in some cases. Load of utter bollox if you ask me. Back off or fark off, pretty please... time and a place for everything (perhaps!) -

Craig, thanks for the transparency and great FFC came back sound. The rest of this thread... i really don't give a fark and hope you don't either.

Read the story of the breeders cup winner and then tell me luck, hopes dreams and prayers play no part in sucess

mobile.nytimes.com/images/10000000253203...ril.html?from=sports

Please some one tell me who leon is is he assistant for a yard