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    Many of the comment lines in the results charts are cryptic. Anyone have any idea of what s.i.s means? I assume stood up in saddle. Also "n.m.r". inside final furong. Also "sn" ridden. I don’t have much of a clue on those. Any help would be appreciated. Or, anybody know where I could look those terms up?

    #185785
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    NMR = not much room

    #185786
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    S.i.s is slowly into stride.

    #185788
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    sn ridden = soon ridden

    #185794
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    tkh = took keen hold
    tde = taken down early
    rfo = rider fell off
    swtg = sweating
    lw = looked well
    ww = waited with

    …and so it goes on. There’s definitely a complete list in each year’s edition of Hunter Chasers and Point to Pointers, and almost certainly one in the Raceform / Chaseform annuals.

    gc

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    tkh = took keen hold
    tde = taken down early
    rfo = rider fell off
    swtg = sweating
    lw = looked well
    ww = waited with

    …and so it goes on. There’s definitely a complete list in each year’s edition of Hunter Chasers and Point to Pointers, and almost certainly one in the Raceform / Chaseform annuals.

    gc

    Lol rider fell off always seems a bit comically harsh. :lol:

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    rlrfdfo = rider looked round for dangers and fell off
    rjo = rider jumped off
    as = absolutely strangled
    noay = not off a yard
    aas = applied air shots
    cmit = continually manouevred into trouble
    bfrt = blindfold removed tardily
    hutolhm = held up to obtain lenient handicap mark
    tafntar – triers at the front, non triers at the rear
    se!! = stewards enquiry (I’ve backed the second)
    dmn = done my nuts (see above)
    igu = I give up (see above)

    None of the above are in use……………….

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    rlrfdfo = rider looked round for dangers and fell off
    rjo = rider jumped off
    as = absolutely strangled
    noay = not off a yard
    aas = applied air shots
    cmit = continually manouevred into trouble
    bfrt = blindfold removed tardily
    hutolhm = held up to obtain lenient handicap mark
    tafntar – triers at the front, non triers at the rear
    se!! = stewards enquiry (I’ve backed the second)
    dmn = done my nuts (see above)
    igu = I give up (see above)

    None of the above are in use……………….

    cmit – Is that reserved for Jamie Spencer? :wink:

    Here’s another : jbmnttwr – jockey barely moved, not trying to win race = McCoy on Straw Bear at Exeter. :shock:

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    lrbhbcotgh

    Last race before his balls come off to go hurdling.

    flbatbccilawoam

    Finished last before a typical Barney Curley coup is landed at Wolverhampton on a Monday

    #185811
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    By the way before anyone moans my McCoy comment above is tongue in cheek. Whilst I question just how much effort McCoy made to win that race I’d never accuse him of deliberately not trying to win at all.

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    Lol rider fell off always seems a bit comically harsh. :lol:

    It’s just about the harshest one in regular use, yes!

    Until the day the powers that be let us use pbi (pasted by idiot), that is.

    gc

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    #185847
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    xb (cross noseband) and 2hp (two handlers in paddock) can be a sign of a tearaway, who could then pgd (pulled going down to start). Yankee Holiday regularly shows all three.

    I have this unfortunate tendency to make up new abbreviations oth (on the hoof!), which is fine until you get home and can’t decipher the damned thing.

    Rob

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    :D

    Colin

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    I have this unfortunate tendency to make up new abbreviations oth (on the hoof!), which is fine until you get home and can’t decipher the damned thing.

    …at which point it becomes a matter of wtf ?!?

    gc

    Adoptive father of two. The patron saint of lower-grade fare. A gently critical friend of point-to-pointing. Kindness is a political act.

    #185871
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    Or…..

    "ffs……….wtf did I mean again?"

    #185878
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    with dibt……why in the hell did i back that…..

    #185909
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    some I use are

    e/or – ran like a donkey
    lad – ran like a dog
    xbp – don’t touch with a barge pole

    and in the parade ring:-

    xxx – coltish
    sl – shaggable lass

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