SeaHorseRacing wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2018 7:25 pmHe was a non-trier last time out. It happens nearly on a daily basis this time of year. Get the horse spot on, Deliberately run a shocker bang him at a good price next time.
This a quote from the trainer when it won 3 starts back.
"I've spent the last three or four times trying to get him to settle in"
So we know he wasn't racing him to win prior to that, The in running comments for his recent run is nothing other than someone's quick analysis of a race.
He wasn't keen at all, he looked keen because the jockey took him away from second to the back of the field.
We will know if they are having it off because these sort of "fiddles" money usually comes late.
If you took away his last race, what price would he be today? I truly believe if they ran this race 100 times he would win 40 of them. I also think there are horses in here today being fiddled (expecting a few not to show up)
They have priced this horse as an exposed 9 year old. This horse has had only 13 starts in his entire life, nearly every other runner is technically more exposed. The price is madness. This is all because the false favourite beat it last time.
Havent priced it for fun, serious here.
Think the simple fact might be that he's just too high in the handicap,and ain't going to improve enough to win off his current rating
He is rated 85 ....6 runs when he has been rated 80 + and no wins ... he only won his second race when he dropped to below 80
Sometimes we all can try to find other reasons but often it's just a case of the horses rating being too high or racing in the wrong class etc