Strange

Countrymember wrote: If trainers/jockeys/owners were interviewed before the race it would take 2 hours to get through 1 race interview. We would also have to back 90% of the field in every race.... :ohmy:

The horse worked very well at home so we are expecting a very big run....

During the last gallop it beat sea cottage and really hope it can bring this work to the track... :sick:

Must be put in all bets, even if its at the back end of quartets..... :blink:

Ignore the last few runs and look at the course and distance run it had.....3 years ago..

This is definitely its last run, unless it finishes in the top 10.......

Don't forget its family were renowned stayers.........39 years ago....... :S

The last time I rode it I made a small mistake, which cost it 7th place..... :blush:

I asked for the ride, because I couldn't get any other ride............ :oops:

We told all 12 owners' to be at the course today (helps with the drinks bill).. :silly: .

chicken n chips wrote:

Countrymember wrote: If trainers/jockeys/owners were interviewed before the race it would take 2 hours to get through 1 race interview. We would also have to back 90% of the field in every race.... :ohmy:

The horse worked very well at home so we are expecting a very big run....

During the last gallop it beat sea cottage and really hope it can bring this work to the track... :sick:

Must be put in all bets, even if its at the back end of quartets..... :blink:

Ignore the last few runs and look at the course and distance run it had.....3 years ago..

This is definitely its last run, unless it finishes in the top 10.......

Don't forget its family were renowned stayers.........39 years ago....... :S

The last time I rode it I made a small mistake, which cost it 7th place..... :blush:

I asked for the ride, because I couldn't get any other ride............ :oops:

We told all 12 owners' to be at the course today (helps with the drinks bill).. :silly: .

do you honestly think any person with a smidgen of a brain will interview every single trainer in the race. Nobody wants to hear from trainers who have a reputation of repeating himself re your points above. The presenter will weed them out. Talk to the on form trainers or the trainer(s) with the horses that are on form. Takes a few minutes to work out who you want to interview and the guy interviewing should be roaming the paddock not sitting in a fancy chair with a bird dressed to the nines and both informing us that they like the number 2 horse which is 9/20 on.

chicken n chips wrote: I would interview Van Vurren has the fav and another plus trainer of Centrefold who has been backed and the Woodruf horse who looked promising last time. I am sure that one of the three will win