Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

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Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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I'm sure as Bob intimated the horse was never going to run in the race.
But surely, false or not, they have to supply a reason ???
I don't want to get into another debate with Louis over the lack of transparency, but this has gone from the sublime to the ridiculous.

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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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Joeys interview yesterday he said something like

" we need more time to make decisions with the special horses"

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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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Will be interesting to see what the official reason will be given as.

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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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No reason will be fortcoming alll. You will hear "scratched with stipes permission"
As a matter of interest the scratching was planned considering:
1 no betting value at 5/10
2 Andrews was carded to at least get a price which DB must have punted. The lighhtie gets jocked off with striker put on
3 the rest is historry
That's a plan come together.
This horse is set for the Derby

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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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Now this to me is much more worrying than that drivel about the QP being fixed

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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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Royal P i might be wront but i`m sure there was never betting before the jockey arrangements came through

The Scratching and the Jockey change happened about a minute apart

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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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Bob Brogan wrote: Royal P i might be wront but i`m sure there was never betting before the jockey arrangements came through

The Scratching and the Jockey change happened about a minute apart

Act Of War scratched at 14h18 on the 6th Jockey Change 14h19 on the 6th of Jan
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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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I'm kinda sure betting was open when the discussion broke that AoW was goin to be scratched.
Andrews was carded as the jock.
In a big race as the Queens a top jock like striker not approached for a ride or was it already done by the JR stable
I agree the scratching n jock change took place simutaneously BUT was there a plan already in place n dats so much for transparency

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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago - 10 years 7 months ago
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RP there was definitely no betting before AOW was scratched from the Politician Stakes and as far as the Queens Plate goes Striker was always carded to ride Louis The King not quite sure were you got the Andrews ride from...
Give everything but up!
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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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Sorry Titch was meant to b the AoW race

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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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royal president wrote: Sorry Titch was meant to b the AoW race

There was no betting out for the race The Conglomerate won at the time of AOW scratching

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Re: Act of War scratching - reason to be advised

10 years 7 months ago
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Gentlemen,

That's why it is called Gambling.

I got 3000/100 on an ATC with Strydom on The Conglomerate, and SuperMac on Promicing Polly.

Earlier I had also queried Andrews on The Conglomerate !

I had also said I don't like Fourie on Legislate.

I got 1200/100 on Futura. This was after Faydherbe had fluffed on Hammies Hooker !

Cheers !

PS. Mr. Walker had a lot to say about my strategy, but i quickly destroyed his arguments !

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