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Answer is obviously very little. The horse finished full of running and was never seriously asked to pick up. A shocking ride. If this was a seven pound claimer he would have been ripped to shreads.
Nothing wrong with the ride on Triple Aspect but he’s just given Official Style an absolute shocker at Newbury
I backed Triple Aspect and never for one moment thought there was anything wrong with Moore’s ride.
I’ve tried to watch the replay again on-line but I’m struggling to find it.
Triple Aspect lacks tactical pace-I was amazed they ran him over 5 furlongs after his Sandown display.
Got bumped about a fair bit inside final furlong, looked to lose balance, was clear those infront had already flown so no point beating the horse up.
I hope it’s not the early symptoms of the dreaded ‘must-win-by-a-nose-and-look-after-the-horse-at-all-costs’ disease that some jockeys contract once they’ve won a title or two….
Got bumped about a fair bit inside final furlong, looked to lose balance, was clear those infront had already flown so no point beating the horse up.
I backed Triple Aspect and think you’ve got it about right tb. Got barged about when coming between horses, then did not find much. Ryan did nothing wrong; but I wonder if Triple Aspect does not like being crowded and may do better making his move wide.
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