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Looked pretty dreadful but I struggle to see the motive - the horse was 17-2 at Newcastle - a non-trying ride was likely as much as a good effort to see the horse shorter at Musselburgh .

Why not just put the money down at Newcastle ?
 
I suspect they were being super greedy and thick at the same time and hoping they'd be able to get 20s or something by nobody noticing the Newcastle ride.
 
Needed a proper jockey on board for the Newcastle race - there's plenty out there who have become experts at this sort of thing rather than one who's riding a horse 15-20lbs well in and getting rides every six months or so.
 
Whatever about the incidentals, I had to laugh at a comical line in one of the reports...

"The British authorities concluded that the incident was the first deliberate stopping ride in Britain for 19 years."

Seriously!!!
 
Bobbyjo said:
Whatever about the incidentals, I had to laugh at a comical line in one of the reports...

"The British authorities concluded that the incident was the first deliberate stopping ride in Britain for 19 years."

Seriously!!!
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I'm guessing the previous one involved Brian Storey and Dick Allan. In fact I'm pretty sure that exact case was cited by Pruf when starting this thread. No-one has suggested that there hasn't been a stopping ride since then, merely that none has been proven.
 
Bobbyjo said:
Whatever about the incidentals, I had to laugh at a comical line in one of the reports...

"The British authorities concluded that the incident was the first deliberate stopping ride in Britain since the previous race."

Seriously!!!
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"The British authorities concluded that the incident was the first deliberate stopping ride in Britain since the previous race."

The above would likely have been more accurate.
 
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