Check the drive on "We dare To Dream", his licence should have been ripped up!
http://www.harness.org.au/video/vic/NYC15021201.wmv
http://www.harness.org.au/video/vic/NYC15021201.mp4
He came off the pole and was entitled to maintain that lead, handed up to the 1/3 fav when it was pointless in persevering. Nathan Jack is reknowned for going on with it. We dare to dream features prominently in the stewards report and was stood down to trial satisfactorily. Are you saying he (Cramp) drove ineptly or something else.
The horse was beat. It broke under its exertions. Even the horse that sat behind the leader folded at the end. Winner too hot. Nothing untoward here.
Listen boys.....he punched up inside them out of the gate & held the lead.......that's OK, he got pressured a bit by another runner........that's fine.....he maintained the lead for a while as the favourite worked around aiming for the lead...........1st quarter of the last mile was in 29.8, in no other race did they break 32 for that quarter.....the 1/3 favourite then got the lead off him.......and now he can trail the favourite for the rest of the race, maybe hang on for a place......fair enough, I don't know the horse...........but wait.........he immediately comes straight back outside the favourite at the bell..........doesn't look like a smart move to me..............and exits before the back straight...........I can't even give him the benefit of a poor drive.....IMO he had a brain snap or was doing some work on the favourite...........Please tell me you agree!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The videos are consistent with the explanation tended by the driver to the stewards as per the stewards report of the race.
The stewards noted the driver's explanation and consistent with that acted against the horse relative to its performance and racing manners.
I will get back to you on this one!
Anyone care for a little game called ***NAME THAT PACER*** To play you will need to watch the replay of Penrith Race 6 held a little while ago this evening. The horse concerned is a little grey chap with No.4 saddle cloth and his driver has a lovely green and gold diagonal striped number on. For a moment I thought it might be Pure Steel. Anyone else care to take a stab?
i backed it. not quite sure what he was doing for the first 600 metres or so...