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Aidan O'Brien is a total and utter gentleman, will it get me an invite to see thegreats in Bally doyle probably not but I will all his horses to great success because of the way the man is . For what its worth ,my abiding memories of a Ballydoyle horse has to be at the curragh or leopardstown and seeing the massive physic and flowing mane of Dylan Thomas in full flow ! 🏇
Doyle, I love the jockey, but the last few months, I fear for that setup he is riding for ?, WHY well, horses drift in the market now and then, but it's the obvious scramble in the market that tells me something is not right. You see a horse in the paddock get upset, bolt to the start, or even sweating the horse will drift. The horses in this setup drift alarmingly, not only leading up to the race but first thing in the morning yet no reason. They just don't drift normally it literally goes from short price to no chance SP. That is telling me someone knows it ain't going to win. People in the know are fighting each other to lay the horse, hence the massive drift. 1 horse o.k fine, but there have been at least half a dozen the past few months. Being 2nd fav in a 6 horse race as low as 6/4 to drifting to double fiqure odds leading up to the race should set alarm bells ringing. I just think something is not adding up, although the horse the other day, it was just a case of the horse being green. Not getting a ban was the correct decision.
I agree! I don't bet short prices unless it's a dead cert, the race is very weak, or the horse is a FREAK. Solow in the queen Ann dead cert! Porta Fortuna in her last race dead cert/ weak race. City of Troy Is a very good horse but definitely not unbeatable and it's actually a very deep race, without any absolutely superstars including city of Troy.
@@Grudeman408 he is the most likely winner but this is a deep race.......and york can be a graveyard for favs..........i will be looking to back a few at double figures e\w but if he is beat i hope its not far as against my better judgement i have bankered him in my placepot perm
He’s quite possibly the nicest man in racing , what I’ve noticed in past interviews he ALWAYS thanks his staff personally and makes it clear he’s just part of a machine , and he knows without a £3 spark plug his machine no matter how big and powerful simply won’t work … good luck Aiden , keep being a gentleman
No way to answer this question without criteria + weighting, as always. Might not even be one of these three players. If you give more importance to the biggest two tournaments, especially Wimbledon, it's Federer. If grand slams are your thing, its Djokovic. If it's dominance and unbeatableness on a particular surface, it would be Nadal on clay. Overall dominance during a sustained period, maybe Sampras? The GOAT question is just a merketing gimmick unless you define terms.
Plumstead SE18 Steve is born. I always wondered why he always called himself Essex Romford. Steve moved there in the late 1970,s, before he started dominating snooker in the 1980,s. Perhaps Steve would of had more fans back then if he said he was from S E London actually.
You know....I just wish Steve admitted that he is from Plumstead S. E . London. Since he started dominating snooker in the early 1980,s, he has been saying he's from Romford Essex. No Steve. You are a S E London boy. Plumstead. And feel very proud of it.
Joanna Mason clearly verCasili and a very good jockey. However, she mentioned Casili (for today) l, in particular, but appears to have been kicked off by Billy Garrity. Not sure whether I’m confused or puzzled, or both.
I remember seeing that, i was there. I think everyone was laughing at him. Felt bad for him. Its like hey see that ball just kick it in front of you......
Ronnie is the greatest but Stephen Hendry in his prime is beating everyone today, he was a machine who only needed a one table visit and that standard still stands today. Hendry potted balls from everywhere, down the cushions, long, short angles so the only one that's ahead is Ronnie with Higgins in 3rd. Williams for me was always an average player and is nowhere near the level of Jud Trump who's also way better than Selby but Trumps downfall is the long sessions at the crucible and until he masters that I'll put Selby ahead because he's got 4 world championships I often question if Davis got proper coaching as a young player like the players have done in the last 20 years, would he have been a much stronger player? I'll go Ronnie, Hendry, Higgins, Selby, Trump and Davis. Davis in his prime wiped the floor with Williams with safety and he's another one who only needed a one table visit when on form. Williams was always careless and sloppy and even had nowhere near the talent of Jimmy White who let himself down by neglecting his safety game. I think Trump will finish his career winning the most ranking tournaments as nobody can live with him on top form, he's on another level. The World Championship seems to be his hex so he needs to overcome the long sessions to truly become an all time great.
Seen that thing in RU-vid comments where, if you put a famous persons name, there's a little magnifying glass icon next to it, so you can then press the name and it takes you to other videos about them? So, Hitler.
Lovely to see Joanna Mason on the show I hope you get Joanna on again what a nice friendly lady with some great insight into racing fantastic breath of fresh air more guests like this please.
Best female trainer in racing without a doubt, competes at the highest level without the huge owners! I can tell her and Nicki Henderson are good mates they have very similar mannerisms and way of speaking about horses 👏
For the enjoyment of watching, the two I'd pick are Eric and Gary Anderson. It's a shame by the time the bigger money turned up Eric's game was gone but the arrogance and confidence was unparalleled. Gary in full flow was unbelievable, a pure entertainer
Very informative interview with Jessica who looks herself again, deo gratias. Tipped her last 2 winners to my brother, 6/1 & 12/1. It's like she said, a good bit of luck is needed. She was in hard luck in the big race at Ballybrit when Joseph collared her.
Yes that's Aidan for you seems to bum up all his horses, always trying to make a stallion out of them sometimes you need to trust your own eyes you'll get more right than wrong
@@deniswallace-vp9tb he loves River Tiber tho. Monster run Irish guineas. Backed like defeat was out of the question in Jersey. Ran like shite down a gammy leg. There’s a horse in there but he looks trip-less
