Daily Horse Racing \ Tipping thread

niall_mcfc said:
CD wont be winning any races if he performs like that. If he didnt like the ground they shouldnt have run him. I'd be amazed if he won 1 race nevermind 3 or 4.

Some bizarre comments on here regarding CD. Not sure why one or two are so critical. He wants a mile, not 7f. He wants soft ground, not this sun baked stuff he rattled on today.

Any other horse people would say, ah just not his conditions, but because it's CD it suddenly becomes a lack of ability?

I take your point about not running him on this ground, but if you just want to get a run and fitness into the horse, then why not?

I was quite happy with that from the wrong draw, he stayed on until eased, ran better than most that were drawn low and was able to blow the cobwebs away.

Seems that, like with Junior, because I'm a connection the horses are looked at far more critically than any other. If what I post isn't welcome then just say so, I'll stop.

As for Collateral, wait til he is fit an the rain comes, he will speak for himself.
 
Garrinchas---Dog said:
niall'sdiscoshorts said:
17.35, it is up against my
mates dads horse also ( mujaadel )

cheers mark for the heads up, lets hope we get a run for our money.
Hope you were on it,backed from 33s in to 16s.......nice

yeah mate, took 28s but only 2.50 e/w. still about 90 back.
 
markbmcfc said:
niall_mcfc said:
CD wont be winning any races if he performs like that. If he didnt like the ground they shouldnt have run him. I'd be amazed if he won 1 race nevermind 3 or 4.

Some bizarre comments on here regarding CD. Not sure why one or two are so critical. He wants a mile, not 7f. He wants soft ground, not this sun baked stuff he rattled on today.

Any other horse people would say, ah just not his conditions, but because it's CD it suddenly becomes a lack of ability?

I take your point about not running him on this ground, but if you just want to get a run and fitness into the horse, then why not?

I was quite happy with that from the wrong draw, he stayed on until eased, ran better than most that were drawn low and was able to blow the cobwebs away.

Seems that, like with Junior, because I'm a connection the horses are looked at far more critically than any other. If what I post isn't welcome then just say so, I'll stop.

As for Collateral, wait til he is fit an the rain comes, he will speak for himself.


Absolute and utter drivel.
So you are saying that one of our most respected trainers would intentionally run a horse over the wrong fucking trip on ground he hates?
You were the one who said we shouldn't question the trainers integrity.
So which is it?
By any criteria,the horse ran like a drain.
So just stop hiding behind your 'wrong draw/blowing the cobwebs away bullshit and just admit that the horse is garbage.
I have refrained from giving my opinion on here,but it really is reality check time.
You always come up with some half baked excuse whenever your horse gets beat.
I have owned horses - not some bit part in a syndicate,but actually owned them,and when they got beat I bit the bullet and didn't rhyme off a list of pathetic excuses.
I would strongly advise that you stay away from pimping any future flops on here - if anyone is still daft enough to take your advice,then I suggest PM's.
 
Mark dont worry about what is said on sites like these about horses. Yes we all might think we know our stuff but your trainer knows the horse inside out. If he thinks he still has the ability to win races then all we can do is wait and see. Just like Tevez at City with his long absent off the football pitch he is trying to get match fit the same can be said about CD he needs to get race fit he will be all the better for the run.

Mark how is Art Dzeko getting on he looks a monster from the races I seen of him last season will you be moving him up in trip this season? I like your insider info mate some people might be pissed about it because the results aint coming your way yet but the luck will change sooner rather than later.
 
leighton said:
Mark dont worry about what is said on sites like these about horses. Yes we all might think we know our stuff but your trainer knows the horse inside out. If he thinks he still has the ability to win races then all we can do is wait and see. Just like Tevez at City with his long absent off the football pitch he is trying to get match fit the same can be said about CD he needs to get race fit he will be all the better for the run.

Mark how is Art Dzeko getting on he looks a monster from the races I seen of him last season will you be moving him up in trip this season? I like your insider info mate some people might be pissed about it because the results aint coming your way yet but the luck will change sooner rather than later.


Ok Leighton - just one question.
Do you think that Aidan O'Brien would risk one of the Ballydoyle horses by running it on ground it hated,and over the wrong distance just to get a run into it?
I think I already know the answer,but please confirm it for me.
 
nijinsky's fetlocks said:
leighton said:
Mark dont worry about what is said on sites like these about horses. Yes we all might think we know our stuff but your trainer knows the horse inside out. If he thinks he still has the ability to win races then all we can do is wait and see. Just like Tevez at City with his long absent off the football pitch he is trying to get match fit the same can be said about CD he needs to get race fit he will be all the better for the run.

Mark how is Art Dzeko getting on he looks a monster from the races I seen of him last season will you be moving him up in trip this season? I like your insider info mate some people might be pissed about it because the results aint coming your way yet but the luck will change sooner rather than later.


Ok Leighton - just one question.
Do you think that Aidan O'Brien would risk one of the Ballydoyle horses by running it on ground it hated,and over the wrong distance just to get a run into it?
I think I already know the answer,but please confirm it for me.

O Brien has run horses over the wrong distances time and time again. On the wrong ground maybe not. You are comparing 1 of the best modern day trainers with to me a old school trainer who has different ways to training. Most trainers would get the horses a run out on the track after racing to brush away the cobwebs maybe that wasnt a option I dont know and this was his idea of having a look at the horse in a race. I dont know Im not a trainer. IF it was my horse I would question him on it but as I said before the trainers know the horses inside out.
 
leighton said:
nijinsky's fetlocks said:
leighton said:
Mark dont worry about what is said on sites like these about horses. Yes we all might think we know our stuff but your trainer knows the horse inside out. If he thinks he still has the ability to win races then all we can do is wait and see. Just like Tevez at City with his long absent off the football pitch he is trying to get match fit the same can be said about CD he needs to get race fit he will be all the better for the run.

Mark how is Art Dzeko getting on he looks a monster from the races I seen of him last season will you be moving him up in trip this season? I like your insider info mate some people might be pissed about it because the results aint coming your way yet but the luck will change sooner rather than later.





Ok Leighton - just one question.
Do you think that Aidan O'Brien would risk one of the Ballydoyle horses by running it on ground it hated,and over the wrong distance just to get a run into it?
I think I already know the answer,but please confirm it for me.

O Brien has run horses over the wrong distances time and time again. On the wrong ground maybe not. You are comparing 1 of the best modern day trainers with to me a old school trainer who has different ways to training. Most trainers would get the horses a run out on the track after racing to brush away the cobwebs maybe that wasnt a option I dont know and this was his idea of having a look at the horse in a race. I dont know Im not a trainer. IF it was my horse I would question him on it but as I said before the trainers know the horses inside out.


So you reckon the best way to get the optimum performance from a horse that has been beset with serious training problems is to run him on the wrong ground and over the wrong trip?
A horse that needs a bit of 'cut' in the ground could do itself permanent if not fatal damage running on a surface too firm.
Why risk the well being of a horse like this?
If you watch the race,the horse clearly never travelled an inch.
So the point of this run was what,exactly?
 
markbmcfc said:
nijinsky's fetlocks said:
markbmcfc said:
Some bizarre comments on here regarding CD. Not sure why one or two are so critical. He wants a mile, not 7f. He wants soft ground, not this sun baked stuff he rattled on today.

Any other horse people would say, ah just not his conditions, but because it's CD it suddenly becomes a lack of ability?

I take your point about not running him on this ground, but if you just want to get a run and fitness into the horse, then why not?

I was quite happy with that from the wrong draw, he stayed on until eased, ran better than most that were drawn low and was able to blow the cobwebs away.

Seems that, like with Junior, because I'm a connection the horses are looked at far more critically than any other. If what I post isn't welcome then just say so, I'll stop.

As for Collateral, wait til he is fit an the rain comes, he will speak for himself.


Absolute and utter drivel.
So you are saying that one of our most respected trainers would intentionally run a horse over the wrong fucking trip on ground he hates?
You were the one who said we shouldn't question the trainers integrity.
So which is it?
By any criteria,the horse ran like a drain.
So just stop hiding behind your 'wrong draw/blowing the cobwebs away bullshit and just admit that the horse is garbage.
I have refrained from giving my opinion on here,but it really is reality check time.
You always come up with some half baked excuse whenever your horse gets beat.
I have owned horses - not some bit part in a syndicate,but actually owned them,and when they got beat I bit the bullet and didn't rhyme off a list of pathetic excuses.
I would strongly advise that you stay away from pimping any future flops on here - if anyone is still daft enough to take your advice,then I suggest PM's.

I don't even know where to start with that, apart from you are an extremely bitter individual. Regardless of what you and your incredibly large ego think, you know fuck all about racing.

Before I get into your reponse, let me just say I post everything in good faith from what I am told, I add my own opinion and I've been wrong before, I'll be wrong again, no problem with that. For what it is worth, I don't own Collateral Damage and have no direct affiliation to him apart from I have horses with the same stable and syndicate. People have made money from things I have posted, people have lost money, you take the rough with the smooth.

Firstly, yes trainers run horses knowing the conditions are unsuitable, as long as its at no risk to the horse. Easterby, Fahey, Dandy have all done it and that's just three names ive had horses with. You can never replicate on the gallops what you can learn on the racecourse for one, fitness for another are two reasons why they do it. When a horse wants soft ground, what are you supposed to do, leave him going stale on the gallops whilst you wait for rain? Or give him a run to keep him ticking?

The rest of your post was just bollocks I'm afraid, if you think draw is an excuse. All the pace came down one side, the high numbered draw. Look at the results of the weekend at Donny. How many winners were drawn high and how many were drawn 1?

Onto my 'pathetic excuses'. He wins 7 races on the spin, develops a horrific injury where at one point putting him to sleep was a serious option, takes nearly a 12 month break, runs on firmer ground than anything he'd ever won on, is drawn in the car park in a 22 strong field and you find that a pathetic excuse?! It's fucking bread and butter simple common sense. I tell you what, rip half your throat out, plug your nostrils so you can't breathe and then run in a straight line against perfectly fit opponents, see if you can keep up.

Trip - he is clearly better over a mile. It is also common knowledge that a straight 7 furlong is faster than 7f on the round course. Strategy, he runs best when up with the pace tracking the leaders, he isn't a horse that will come off the pace. He was held up because the leaders were on the other rail and he had the full pack in his way. Absolutely everything that could have been unsuitable for him was there in abundance, sometimes that happens, you accept it and move on.

I'm sorry, but a horse that was 2nd in the 2009 handicapper of the year awards isn't garbage. He's had his problems a plenty, and he may well be a spent force, but if you think he is garbage, take a look at his form. He's a decent handicapper, nothing more. On his best form, he's very well handicapped, that's all I have said, these are facts, not opinion.

Now, I don't come on here to pimp fucking anything. I love racing and I like to talk about it, I post stuff I get from the stables. I don't want a medal if something wins, i get nothing out of it apart from I enjoy talking racing and 90% Of the enthusiasts on here have always been gracious whether they have won or lost. If people don't want to hear it, just say so, there's no need to act like a prick. You know, I was half tempted to tip Penitent on here today because we'd heard the hot fave wasn't fit, I even wrote the bloody post, and then thought I'd get crucified if he lost and CD did as well so I'd just take a watching brief. 13/2 winnings aren't as much fun on when you win alone and I'm sorry I didn't PM a select few.

Anyway, if theres anyone that does want to be kept up to speed then just drop me a PM, I wouldn't want to piss off the fucking horse racing thread police and put it in the horse racing thread.

I don't know what rattled your cage NF, I've always respected you on these forums, but what you just posted was absolutely ridiculous, and so bitter.


Mark,I have forgotten more about horse racing than you will ever know.
All you ever do is hide behind excuses and half-truths.
Your 'interest' in horses is probably some poxy tenner a month syndicate made up of a thousand owners,and you are about as much 'in the know' with trainers as my border collie is.
Anyone who knows anything about racing can see right through you.
No trainer in his right mind would run a horse over going it hates and an inappropriate trip,and deep down you and the rest of your gullible disciples know it.
'I was going to tip Penitent' - yeah,and I was going to tip Norse Blues in the Spring Mile yesterday at 66's,only I didn't.
For what it's worth,I actually do know a fair few of the top trainers socially,but I don't come on here trying to impress folk with your 'Nicky told me this,Tim told me that' bollocks.
You may fool some on here with your sad name dropping,but not me.
So in future PM those who need someone else to pick their losers for them,as I can pick crap horses without your help.
 

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