Greg Sugars drive tonight on mister wickham was a shocker. To sit back last when they were going that slow up front was unbelieable, especially when your on a $1.50 fav with that much ability.
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Greg Sugars drive tonight on mister wickham was a shocker. To sit back last when they were going that slow up front was unbelieable, especially when your on a $1.50 fav with that much ability.
If I was lucky enough to own Mr W, I would probably sack GS for that poor drive
You'd probably find that the horse was driven exactly how the owner wanted him to be. It's was a Heat and there's bigger fish to fry = contempt for the mug at home and the integrity of the sport.
and it's possible because they've been allowed to get away with it for far too long.
I did wonder how many qualified and when a punter I was always wary of heats but I must say in this small field I thought it was money for jam
not that it would have changed the qld derby result, but panella got her pants pull down in front
How was that Jack?
I don't know her at all as I really only follow Vic
Not a poor drive but I will post it here. I do not think Scott Stewart will lead on Bitobliss again
He gave him every chance in front. He's not 75% the horse he was.
As for Lauren's drive what about Grant Dixon ?
Whatever chance he had of upsetting the Fav ended with a futile attempt to hold the lead. If Lauren cruises to the front without having the sting taken out of YY, the Fav ends up parked.
I dont think it's fair to say it was a poor drive by Lauren. It was simply a brilliant drive by Luke knowing he had the horse to do that.
I might be biased, but I doubt there are many(if any) other horses that have that lightning acceleration for 100M that Bling It On has. Even allowing for that, I doubt if there are many(if any) other drivers that would even have attempted to do what Luke did
Agree Harvey, I saw Luke do a similar thing at Melton one night on Excel Stride, Yes it's all about knowing what the horse is capable of and Lauren should have been expecting it to happen.
I have always thought of Chris Alford as the King of the Lightning Fast Move