Calling ALL PE Jockeys

removed too offensive

easy Wrote:

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> I have never ridden in a race BUT i know enough
> about racing to tell you the following:
>
> Please watch videos of Lingfield so YOU can learn
> how to ride on polytrack with NO false rail....
>
> I watched all of yesterdays racing and in ALMOST
> every race there was carnage, for sure for a horse
> like LITE APPROVAL should have placed and there
> were many more like that yesterday...
>
> 1: you need to verstaan that horses in front that
> won't go on at the top of the straight WILL fall
> backwards and YOU can't get though/over them
> 2: YOU CAN start making your run 4 wide on the
> crest of the bend and "slingshot" into the race on
> the outside
> 3: Sometimes YOU need to assess the race and even
> if you are drawn low analyse how you think the
> race will pan out and maybe come wide
>
> basically the theme of my advice is USE the WHOLE
> track....it SHOULD be fair and flat all the way
> round and down the straight and IF (yes big word)
> you have a ton of horse under you and are going to
> win by 5 lengths rather LOSE 2 going wide and win
> by 3 than cross the line stood up in your irons in
> 8th place.....


My advice is when you are not riding watch some UK all-weather Racing and see how they do it

Difference between the UK and Fairview is the size of fields

apologies

They might also learn something from watching racing from Hong Kong and Singapore. I too have zero experience in horseriding, but it seems to my novice eye, when I watch local racing, that most of the race is nothing more than a procession, followed by a 400 metre dash.

Watching racing from these Asian venues might help them to remember where the phrase 'jockeying for position' came from.

easy Wrote:

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> 12/14 i can accept that BUT what are the course
> dimensions? if its NOT safe to have >12 horses
> then the fields should be limited. Nevertheless
> the above is still valid, if you stuck on rail you
> will suffer....


easy i watch jocks getting murdered on the bends at Kempton and Wolves all the time,what`s your point?

Lite approval needs cover, so you want him to come wide under no cover?

Putting a whole new spin on fighting for position...

apologies

easy Wrote:

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> Okay.....i get it.
>
> sorry for offending the shams/funeka/pe racing


you just like your time in the sun,there is another thread discussing the Fairview Poly

im wrong

never saw it, the other thread and agains sorry for being a glory hunter

Is this possible,on the poly.
Furrow the inside a tad deeper in the short straight and leave say 4 horses width of the rail furrowed shallower.
That way if it's SLIGHTLY faster wide,maybe jocks will fan out like Lingfield.