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Quote: from Galejade on 5:18 pm on Jan. 11, 2007[br]Just had an update from Ron Hodges on Preacher Boy. The horse hit the 2nd last , ripped a shoe off and got an overreach. He is still badly lame. McCoy is adamant that he would otherwise have won.
<br>Thanks for the info Galejade, i’ve been a bit hard on AP by the looks of it, hope Preacher Boy makes a quick recovery
<br>Aragorn
It shouldn’t be and they’ve altered the rating since i’ posted to 147, which is probably a fair assessment
I think RPR’s get some unfair stick on this board. They are a lot better than some of the stuff that gets printed in that publication which passes as ‘analysis’.
Anyone think McCoy outrode Sam Thomas today? Hardly an achievement I know but is it just me that thought Chief Yeoman should of beat Buena Vista easily?
Quote: from davidjohnson on 6:52 pm on Jan. 11, 2007[br]I think RPR’s get some unfair stick on this board. They are a lot better than some of the stuff that gets printed in that publication which passes as ‘analysis’.
<br>DJ, hopefully it’s seen as constructive criticism which sparks debate for those interested in such things.
Who’s "that publication"
Quote: from FlatSeasonLover on 7:09 pm on Jan. 11, 2007[br]Anyone think McCoy outrode Sam Thomas today? Hardly an achievement I know but is it just me that thought Chief Yeoman should of beat Buena Vista easily?<br>
20f horse v 16f horse in testing ground , i’ll take the one with the extra stamina
As DJ pointed out with Silveburn above, BV simply outstayed CY, nowt to do with jockeys
FSL,
I am not sure that McCoy outrode Thomas meaning that McCoy was outstanding – I am inclined to think that Thomas did not have his finest hour in getting Chief Yeoman organised. I agree with your implication – there is no way that Bueno Vista could beat chief yeoman again giving it 10lbs
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