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Simply click on any date in the calendar to view all the reports as to why horses ran badly from that day.
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- Lingfield Park, 19 January 2012
Andrew Glassonbury, the rider of BERNIE’S WEAPON, unplaced, reported that the gelding hung left.
Richard Killoran, the rider of WINNING HABIT, unplaced, reported that the gelding stopped quickly.
Jamie Poulton, the trainer of DOUBLE WHAMMY, placed third, reported that the gelding had finished distressed.
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- Ludlow, 19 January, 2012
Adam Wedge, the rider of BILLY BLADE, which was pulled up, reported that the gelding hung badly left.
Paul Rich, the trainer of MINORTRANSGRESSION (USA), which was
pulled up, reported that the gelding had a breathing problem.
Matt Griffiths, the rider of THIS WAY (IRE), which was pulled up, reported that the gelding’s saddle slipped.
G.C. Maundrell, the trainer of DREAM PERFORMANCE (IRE), unplaced, reported that the mare had a breathing problem.
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- Taunton, 19 January 2012
James Davies, the rider of BOBBITS WAY, which was pulled up, reported that the gelding cocked its jaw and ran off the course.
Stephen O’Connor, the rider of ZEBRANO, unplaced, reported that the gelding had a breathing problem.
James Reveley, the rider of GEORGE NYMPTON (IRE), unplaced, reported that the gelding was never travelling.
Timmy Murphy, the rider of CHAIN OF COMMAND (IRE), which was pulled up, reported that the gelding lost its action.
Johnny Farrelly, the rider of NUMIDE (FR), unplaced, reported that the gelding was never travelling.
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- Wolverhampton, 19 January 2012
Adam Beschizza, the rider of LIKE THE NIGHT, unplaced, reported that the filly had no more to give. The Stewards ordered LIKE THE NIGHT to be routine tested.
David Kenny, the rider of NOVAY ESSJAY (IRE), unplaced, reported that the gelding hung right.
Geoffrey Harker, the trainer of MOUNTAIN CAT (IRE), unplaced, reported that the gelding finished sore.
James Sullivan, the rider of SNOW DANCER (IRE), unplaced, reported that the mare was never travelling.
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