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- October 15, 2012 at 16:55 #22821
I normerley rite on the Betfair fourum but u shud all no that I fink Hughes wuz rubbish on the fav in the 4.40 at Windza.
Probburly bent or paid off or summat. Trayners bent to. It’s not wot u no, its who u no.
Kev (@twatoff on Betfair)
October 15, 2012 at 17:19 #416842What a Sickener for Horseracing! Hughsie going through an 8 race card would have been Historic.I’m gutted myself,glad it wasn’t the 8th race he got beat on mind……Conspiracy theorists and that! Still a truly remarkable feat all the same!
October 15, 2012 at 17:25 #416843I normerley rite on the Betfair fourum but u shud all no that I fink Hughes wuz rubbish on the fav in the 4.40 at Windza.
Probburly bent or paid off or summat. Trayners bent to. It’s not wot u no, its who u no.
Kev (@twatoff on Betfair)
Yer, disgracefull

I mean just not good enough winning 7 races out of 8.
Varying reports from the bookmaking world after Richard Hughes’s seven-timer. Ladbrokes state one punter won £159,430 on Hughes while William Hill believe they lost not much more than £100,000 compared to £7m on Dettori.
Richard Hughes becomes only the second rider in history to ride seven winners in a day on one card in Britain, the other being Frankie Dettori when he notched his ‘magnificent seven’ at Ascot in 1996.
Richard Hughes picked up where he left off in race five, wearing down Sheila’s Buddy on the Richard Hannon-trained Duke Of Clarence to notch his sixth win on the card. Can he make it seven from eight in the finale?
October 15, 2012 at 17:38 #416846I normerley rite on the Betfair fourum but u shud all no that I fink Hughes wuz rubbish on the fav in the 4.40 at Windza.
Probburly bent or paid off or summat. Trayners bent to. It’s not wot u no, its who u no.
Kev (@twatoff on Betfair)
Mike, what really lets you down is that your punctuation is too good!
October 15, 2012 at 18:55 #416852Well done to Ryan Moore as well who gave up his last ride for Hughes.Pretty sporting thing to do.
October 15, 2012 at 20:52 #416889Jockey of the year and to think if it was down to Andyod he would be retired by now.

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October 15, 2012 at 21:20 #416895Great feat, well done Hughes.
Mind you, statistically speaking, it was bound to happen to someone sooner or later.
October 16, 2012 at 08:10 #416913Mind you, statistically speaking, it was bound to happen to someone sooner or later

Hope you don’t mind the edit Cormack, but I feel sure you meant to append a guffawing smiley to that witticism/truism. Nice one
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October 16, 2012 at 08:14 #416914Great feat, well done Hughes.
Mind you, statistically speaking, it was bound to happen to someone sooner or later.
Blimey, talk about never confusing a Scotsman with a ray of sunshine…
Mike
October 16, 2012 at 08:27 #416916Great feat, well done Hughes.
Mind you, statistically speaking, it was bound to happen to someone sooner or later.
Blimey, talk about never confusing a Scotsman with a ray of sunshine…
Mike
He’s right though, statistically speaking anything that is not impossible is bound to happen sooner or later.
October 16, 2012 at 08:42 #416919Great feat, well done Hughes.
Mind you, statistically speaking, it was bound to happen to someone sooner or later.
Blimey, talk about never confusing a Scotsman with a ray of sunshine…
Mike
He’s right though, statistically speaking anything that is not impossible is bound to happen sooner or later.
Yes but the probability of it happening, 8 race card, a ride in every race so no amateur or apprentice races, is considerably less than the cumulative odds of the winners implies. As a purely random occurrence you’d be deeply disappointed with the return.
October 16, 2012 at 18:10 #416961Murphys law says it is statistically possible but not statistically determined to happen.In fact the statistics cannot be trusted due to human error.
Did you know that Murphy’s law was not discovered by Murphy but by another man of the same name?October 16, 2012 at 19:15 #416973Hi Nathan no chance of Richard retiring with Olympic Glory and Wenthworth in the yard for next year
October 16, 2012 at 19:43 #416974Olympic Glory won’t win a race next year and Wentworth will struggle after May, Montiridge on the other hand..
October 16, 2012 at 19:51 #416976Olympic Glory won’t win a race next year and Wentworth will struggle after May, Montiridge on the other hand..
Will see the backend of
Trading Leather
in the Racing Post Trophy again!

Olympic Glory
will win the St James Palace stakes so long as
Cristoforo Colombo
doesn’t run!
October 16, 2012 at 20:12 #416980You can pretty much write off any Classic contender as off two o’clock tomorrow, might even have a 1000 Guineas winner on show as well.
October 16, 2012 at 20:19 #416982You can pretty much write off any Classic contender as off two o’clock tomorrow, might even have a 1000 Guineas winner on show as well.
In your dreams, appropriately.
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