... between pulling a horse and incompetence.
Mr Alan Berry in the last. Unnecessarily got left behind, unbalanced the horse, misdirected the horse, took a risk going between horses when he had a straightforward effort to go either side. Having unbalanced the horse he corrected the horse from drifting, losing momentum which would comfortably have got him home even if he went across the course.
Just as I was about to vent my indignation at the blatant cheating to part Melendez from his millions, he goes above and beyond the call of duty, and flakes the arse off the horse to get up.
The stewards have a hard job. The courts an impossible one.
Mr Alan Berry in the last. Unnecessarily got left behind, unbalanced the horse, misdirected the horse, took a risk going between horses when he had a straightforward effort to go either side. Having unbalanced the horse he corrected the horse from drifting, losing momentum which would comfortably have got him home even if he went across the course.
Just as I was about to vent my indignation at the blatant cheating to part Melendez from his millions, he goes above and beyond the call of duty, and flakes the arse off the horse to get up.
The stewards have a hard job. The courts an impossible one.
