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Quinlin told Sky Sports Racing: “I’ve had a winner but that won’t make up for what happened in the first.
“He’s gone to pop it and for some reason two strides after he’s jinked left. He got in tight and I was quite happy with the way he jumped it, but I was just going forward to get him away from the fence and as I’ve gone forward, he’s gone left and my balance has gone.”
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It is an overworked comment however as Frank Drebin said, “Nothing to see here.”
I have only just watched this and have now reviewed it several times.
Oddly enough, my first observation was the apparent lack of effort that Gillard seemed to be making on Grey Skies while Quinlan was working away elaborately on Telhimlisten.
Secondly and assuming Cork All Star’s exchange figures are correct, I can’t help thinking that statistically the stark imbalance between betters and layers doesn’t look pretty; lumping on at 1,000 would certainly look suspect but, for some reason, laying at 1.01 looks slightly less so.
Notwithstanding the above, I should say that I am reassured by the bha’s Sedgefield stewards’ having said there was “Nothing to report.”
I expect Sean Quinlan has had enough of Sedgefield. Fell off after the last a few weeks ago. Now he is coming there to win the opening race today and is put through the rails!
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