FAIRVIEW MONDAY 28 AUG 2017

fingers wrote:

durbs wrote: Yip that was a good ride fingers.Has to be more consistent though.

if he wins on everything that most are moaning about, he will win the championship by a country mile

Exactly that fingers.Whoever rides for Greeff in PE is already 50% better off in the jockeys championship.Add a minimum of 2 wins every friday and that is already over 100 wins for the season.

R8 Enlightenment e/w

TF/QT/EX box 3,5,10,16

Exacta boxed 4 & 11

Talk of PE that investigation into some rides recently, including fridays ride on Western Wu

I normally find PE to be one of the centers where form holds up better than most tracks. It has been quite straight forward to find winners there.

Race 1: Cadillac Jack wasn't easy - switching from a sprint to distance - but the clues where there in that the horse was coupled with what the CF says had run the best time vs average for the distance - thats what we call the line through the speed horse angle in a coupled horse.

Race 2: Flying Rock was the clear speed horse.

Race 3: Audrie Do - 2nd Highest MR in the race, good form bar the one bad run before the rest.

Race 4: MARGYLLE was the clear money horse , was having it's first outing for the stable, was coupled with the favourite -- (line through the favorite) and was CF's best weighted runner.

Race 5: Purely speculative, and what this stable is known for - filly up against the boys, taking advantage of the weight .

Race 6: Placido - no data to go on since turf to poly, but CF highest speed rating, no coupling from a stable that usually has multiple runners nominated,, and was the third rated MR in the race.

Race 7: Jeremy was the favourite, was the clear speed horse, was coupled with the money horse (Line Through the Money Horse) which also happened to be the CF's Best VS Average at the trip.

Race 8: Katniss was the money horse, and was in a HCP first time out from a maiden win. That's two angles - Money Horse and First Time In a HCP.

I only managed to find one of these in the quick assessment I did before the race , but as always in the post mortems the clues appeared quite obvious. I wouldn't say the results were suspect , I just don't have the time in the week to properly assess -- but as i said before, I find form at this track to hold up better than almost every other track in the country. The trainers here are smart and very good at what they do.

Bob Brogan wrote: Talk of PE that investigation into some rides recently, including fridays ride on Western Wu

Still waiting for Greef's post race comments on these rides :whistle:

stop talking from your pockets

nobody is putting a gun to your heads to back his mounts

if it is stable info, blame the stable for giving such an inept jockey the rides

fingers wrote: stop talking from your pockets

nobody is putting a gun to your heads to back his mounts

if it is stable info, blame the stable for giving such an inept jockey the rides

:lol: :lol: :lol:

fingers wrote: stop talking from your pockets

nobody is putting a gun to your heads to back his mounts

if it is stable info, blame the stable for giving such an inept jockey the rides

Like I said previously I haven't backed him in ages and I never bet nearly enough to talk from my pockets anyway, this is a hobby for me. I am entitled to my opinion that the way he rides is against the rules and I think he will eventually get found out for what he is doing because his crap riding isn't a coincidence. Again, all my opinion which I am allowed and I don't think there's anything wrong in me asking the question even though I know I won't get an answer.

fingers wrote: stop talking from your pockets

nobody is putting a gun to your heads to back his mounts

if it is stable info, blame the stable for giving such an inept jockey the rides

I don't punt! An investigation seemingly has started