@crushmarxismnow@frankie_rufolo I agree, deport the two shitehouses who beat on this young lad, send them to a warzone and lets see how their left hook work out for them there. They can ask the opposing militia to keep their hands down while they strike. You are one daft cunt, and that's being kind.
@TurfTactics@MattElwood3@AndrewNJHawkins Catch me out, by reeling off a list of Group Ones as if I wasn't aware, oh and. So day what you mean and mean what you say. By the way you left off his superb ride to steal the 2007 Coral Eclipse on Notnowcato from your list, that was where his jockeyship counted for most.
@TurfTactics@MattElwood3@AndrewNJHawkins In 2015/16 and had the British Media, and Trainers marvelling at his talent. The only 'top' UK jockey to do similar, in the other was Tom Marquand to my knowledge, fair play to him. Now you say you meant this, and meant that, for being caught out the same way you tried to 6/
@MattElwood3@AndrewNJHawkins Hugh Bowman has a Japan Cup, what does that prove, Christophe Lemaire has won the lot, everywhere. Spare me the Breeders Cup nonsense when none of those wins are on the Yanks actual preferred racing surface - dirt.
@MattElwood3@AndrewNJHawkins I'm not an aussie, 'mate'. I took exception to your blinkered view and half baked statistics. Nobody in their right mind would crab Ryan Moore, but McDonald, Purton have won group 1 races in Aus, Japan, Dubai and the UK without the fire power of Coolmore
@MattElwood3@Racing Those four must be some four as they include the Jersey Stakes and Kings Stand at Royal Ascot and the Princess Of Wales at Newmarket...
I think you're forgetting when he was over on 2016 on a busman's holiday (not the pick of any horse he chooses like Moore) and rode to 20pc +£37
Don't recall them being anywhere near as vocal when Al Riffa won the Irish St Leger a month ago, or when Haatem won the Wolferton, or giving poor old Anmaat his dues for last season's Champion Stakes victory. Collateral Form by the proverbial wotsits. 2/2
City Of Troy fans out in truckloads post Champion Stakes to remind us what a good horse he was (he was good, undoubtedly) on the back of beating Calandagan a length, holding clear positional advantage on a day almost all winners were prominent on the far side rail at York. 1/2