He seems to know exactly what he was doing. That horse was spent! you could tell by the strides, he had no more to give. Good on the jockey for being humane and not killing the horse for a win.
Sorry but it is the complete opposite, the jockey did not know exactly what he was doing because he mistook the winning post and started pulling up early. The horse's strides shorten because the jockey is pulling up when thinking that he has won.
@@paulawinstead5660 Good of you to make that confession then, well done. And you might need to look a little closer to home here, for who has NO clue when the jockey admitted his mistake and so stopped riding, slowed down, began to pull the horse up or any other expression that suits you, if you want to nitpick or split hairs. Bottom line is that there was nothing wrong with the horse, and the jockey stopped riding at the wrong marker post. HTH.
🤣🤣🤣 I believe you are correct, the jockey decided 20m from the line that he had asked too much of his horse after riding the shit out of it for 3 miles. So he decided to pull it up and get banned and fined instead 👍🏽
He still came in third tho! Since the horse that got first didn’t have a jockey he was probably disqualified bc he didn’t have the extra wait to slow him down
@@Spectrescupyes , if a horse loses their jockey at any point in the race , they immediately become scratched from the race .. it also can be very dangerous for a loose horse to be out in a race like that : can be erratic due to no control & cause the other horses/jockeys to get hurt .. can even mess up a race for some by interfering
We don't even need to think about how a riderless horse places. Even if he reaches the finish in first place, disqualification will be the result. If any part of the jockey's body touches the ground, even if he/she hangs on to the neck of the horse, horse and rider will be disqualified. The same is true for equestrian jumping events. If the rider falls...that's it. There is no "getting back on" to finish the course. The horn is sounded...and out of the showring horse and rider must go. This is why you sometimes see a rider hanging on under the neck, and trying to swing back on. If no human body part touches the ground, rider and horse can finish the course
@@shivanandabassappaji4510 He does, because the jockey apologised and confirmed that he mistook the winning post. It is not the first time a jockey has ever done it and it will not be the last time either.
So much nonsense commented on this thread. The jockey is pushing the horse to what he thinks is the finishing line but was actually the half-furlong marker. Eased him down from there and patted him down the neck to congratulate the horse for 'winning'. The other pair of horses ride out to the line and pass him. Absolutely nothing to do with easing him down cos he was tired and allowing the others past 😂 deary me. Lengthy ban for the jockey too no doubt
Absolutely, not the first time it’s happened and you can see there’s no reaction to being passed by the other mounted horses. Genuine mistake but rightly punished, it’s the jockey’s duty to understand the course markers.
Good jock, he knew when the horse was at its limit and ceased all meaning of forcing it do overexert itself. This is no fault of the jockey or horse, it’s actually good horseman ship and a phenomenal understanding of his steed. Do NOT Say “What was he thinking!!” Because he was thinking about the horses’s future, and what was good for the horse. Just because they don’t win, doesn’t mean they weren’t thinking. This jockey let the horse rest when it was done, unlike so many others in this sport who push and push until the horse has to stop their career early because of injuries and detrimental damage due to being pushed too roughly. This jockey responded to the horses’s communication and signals wonderfully, and this is defiantly one of the kindest things I’ve seen during a race. Nice job jock. ❤
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA he mistook where the winning post was. you really need to give your head a wobble. He would have got a very big fine also a racing ban for making this gigantic cock-up.
@@haldouglas4773 WHAT ???? You have made two comments that contradict each other ?? 1, The rider slowed the horse down to save the horse. 2, The rider forgot the horse was not a machine and the horse was tired. It’s obvious from the clip that the rider made a mistake and misjudged the last furlong post for the winning post. This thread is discussing that fact and pointing out the hilarious nature of some of the other comments. You’ve made two silly claims that are contradictory, , , , Thats the work of an Idiot, , , , As a RUclips commenter you need some tuition !
he mistook the winning post he thought he was over the finishing line that is why he was given the horse a slap just an inexperienced jockey an apprentice no doubt he will be disappointed more than anyone for messing up just happens sometimes
@@antayafairless9028you dont know what you're talking about. You are guessing. The jockey has kfficially stated what happened. He ssid he thought he had seen the finishing post so he pulled up. Do you like looking atupid or is it something you do on accident?
Except that is not what happened though. The jockey mistook the winning post and so started to slow down his horse due to thinking that he had already won.
@@blebleble9624 No, it is obvious. Jockey mistook the pole and deliberately pulled up. Surely you can see him looking at the pole and then stopping? I mean, it's right there!
@@blebleble9624 No. Jockey's can't hear the announcers. The announcer is for the benefit of the watchers, not the riders. The jockey made a mistake and pulled up too early. This is clear if you watch the video.
@@NitrosDen But you even see him put his whip down, stand up in the irons and give the horse a little pat because he thinks that he has crossed the winning line. He mistook the half furlong post for the winning post.
I'm sure it's not the first time this jockey is racing and so there's no way he could've just mistaken the finish line. Plus no one slows their horse down until after they've crossed the line as there's still a chance for others to cross him meaning he'd be loosing money. He felt there was something wrong with his horse and didn't want to harm it, not for mistaking a finish line
@@nicolepopova8407 So are you saying a jockey can only mistake the winning post on their first ever ride? This race was in the UK and I have seen a twice UK Champion Jockey do it, but luckily his horse just held on. The half a furlong to go post is a relatively new thing in UK racing, and this was a Hunter Chase race for amateur riders who might only have a few rides at professional tracks like this. And here in the UK, jockeys ease down all the time when they think they have or actually have the race sewn up, and this jockey even apologised and admitted his mistake and received a 28-day ban for not winning a race that he should have. There was nothing wrong with the horse and the stewards would not ban him for easing down on a supposedly injured horse and I really do not want to appear rude here, but you are commenting on something that you know little about, I'm afraid.
I really can see mistakes can happen. Definitely not cheating. My girlfriend treated me bad and within an hour after I went to grocery, grabbed few things in my hands, walked passed the register and walked out the store and went all the way to my car, at that moment I realized I didn’t pay my groceries. I ran back to store and paid my stuff. Events in your life can cause you so many unwanted mistakes…..
If that's the case, they can choose not to ride for the day. Don't make excuses. It was their choice to ride, the jockey didn't even care to look back and check. Either UK and Irish jockeys are idiots and don't know how to check behind them where the other horses are or they want to lose on purpose so they never check behind them and ease the horse up and get beaten and then make weak excuses.
@@icegirl2246 He said he mistook the half furlong post for the winning post and so eased down, stood up in the irons and gave the horse a pat because he thought that he had already won.
Looks like a very young rider but even then surely he should have had a look behind him. The loose horse probably put him off but still ... Definitely not cheating. Nobody would cheat as blatantly as this. Like most jockeys possibly not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
I don’t think he was cheating, I think he knew his horse gave all it had and couldn’t give anymore and he probably slowed them down to prevent a heat stroke or other medical problems
Reading the comments has rendered me speechless, the horse was not 'done' and it was nothing close to 'good horsemanship'. It is as clear as a bell the jockey made an error of judgement, he wasnt the first and wont be the last.
Jockey remembered he had booked a holiday the following week. It was the only way he was gonna get approval from his boss to go. Unfortunately, he returned home jobless.
When a horse loses its jockey the race is done. The people have to catch the horse and the riders have to slow down and stop to keep the riderless horse from thinking the race is still going. I've been to farms where the horses are taught to break from the gate and run a ways without a rider. After a few races they figure out they have to run until all the other horses start to slow down and they will slow down and stop on their own and can then be calmly ridden off the track after the race.
Wow another non equestrian saying what was he thinking for a JOCKEY caring for his horse , Yk most jockeys are abusive but this one obviously identified something was up with his horse and he knew he could win the race and “some” jockeys would carry on but he didn’t even thought he knew he could get quite a bit of money and he stopped. My respect for this jockey is insane
These people obviously don't watch horse racing..I've seen horses get over the li e on there last breath in tbe heavy going you can see this horse pricking his ears and was still full of running.
Most of these type of races start with a line across the track, maybe they should start doing it at the win line, just to make sure there's no confusion. Maybe a banner above head height across the track at the win line?
The horse is seems strong not tired the jockey stopped pushing the stride and stand when he noticed the race track became narrow thinking the race is over
You can tell by his actions he thought he had already crossed the winning line but still 200 m to go. Bad call by jockey not knowing where winning post is.
Either he was on it for third, didn't want to use the whip, felt sorry for the horse, or himself, lost his sense of timing, or any combination of the above.
100% jockey error - THIS MUST BE ONE of every jockey’s worst nightmares. Riding 33/1 shot Lookslikerainted in the 4.45 at Newbury this afternoon, amateur jockey James Ridley looked to have the race all sewn up when closest rival Duke of Lucca fell at the last. Ridley and his mount were 15 lengths clear and facing nothing more than a Friday evening stroll to the line when a momentary lapse of concentration turned a simple win into disaster. Mistaking the half-furlong pole for the winning post, Ridley stood up out of the saddle and began to ease the horse down in celebration of a job well done. And as they trotted obliviously towards the actual finish line, Triangular and Ballytober stormed through to finish first and second respectively, leaving Lookslikerainted in an unlikely third. Ridley was later banned for 28 days by the stewards for failing to ride out the horse to the line.
Because he didn’t ride to the line. He visibly stopped pushing the horse and patted it like it had finished its race: it hadn’t finished the race! He cost the horse the race and got 3rd place when the other two passed him.
...beating the poor thing only to have misjudged the Finnish line--horse suffered for Nothing....worse, going to suffer Worse for being so far Behind....
easy. he pushed it but it only came to a canter if you look at the pattern of the footing (left back and front right land together) so the horse was too tired to continue.
It is only pretty obvious he mistook the winning post to people who follow horse racing, but that has not stopped those who do not from still commenting anyway. As this particular thread shows.
Only the jockey knows, he is riding the horse! I think the horse got really tired, and it is not a great idea to push the horse, it is not good. The horses heart can stop if the jockey gives a lot of preasure to them!!
Obviously there was more to the story, Jockeys know horses, the jock obviously sensed the horse was in pain or something so he stopped whipping the horse and coasted. No mystery here.
This horse was absolutely exhausted he shouldn't have been running in the first place. I've worked in this industry in the U.K., I soon learned its not about the love of horses but about winning, boadting and getting dressed up and socialising with little animal love from anyone but the grooms, stable lads/lasses and strappers.
Of course it's about winning, how else would trainers, jockeys or owners survive otherwise, those who dress like the bees knees only go to the race's to be seen and wined and dined. A lot of fur coats and no Knickers go racing just to get noticed
He knew what he was doing. That horse was exhausted. He could barely go on. Its a wonder if he was able to walk off the track after that race. And for all we know, he could have been injured going over one of the fences.
It's interesting that everyone says the horse gave up so the jockey did, how can you tell? I'm stunned at a horse way ahead, a riderless horse behind and the rest of the field far away.....nothing says this was more than an exercise track.
Some mad comments on here about saving the horse. The jockey fucks up ! He stops riding as he thinks the race is finished. He pats the horse down the neck as he thinks he’s won and stops riding it out. !
Unfortunately, I cannot trust you because that is not what happened and there are far better ways to lose a race than this. The jockey mistook the half a furlong to go post for the winning post and so stopped riding when thinking that he had already won. And it is not really a good idea or very nice to defame someone when you do not understand what is going on.
In all my days I've never read such ridiculous comments regarding why he stopped riding, he clearly misjudged the winning post and as for those who think the loose horse was the winning one, please god give me strength I'm dealing with people here who clearly haven't a clue about racing 😂 🙄🙄🙄
He seems to know exactly what he was doing. That horse was spent! you could tell by the strides, he had no more to give. Good on the jockey for being humane and not killing the horse for a win.
Sorry but it is the complete opposite, the jockey did not know exactly what he was doing because he mistook the winning post and started pulling up early.
The horse's strides shorten because the jockey is pulling up when thinking that he has won.
@@seanscanlon9067 another armchair jockey who has NO clue.
@@paulawinstead5660 Good of you to make that confession then, well done.
And you might need to look a little closer to home here, for who has NO clue when the jockey admitted his mistake and so stopped riding, slowed down, began to pull the horse up or any other expression that suits you, if you want to nitpick or split hairs.
Bottom line is that there was nothing wrong with the horse, and the jockey stopped riding at the wrong marker post.
HTH.
🤣🤣🤣 I believe you are correct, the jockey decided 20m from the line that he had asked too much of his horse after riding the shit out of it for 3 miles. So he decided to pull it up and get banned and fined instead 👍🏽
lol ffs
He still came in third tho! Since the horse that got first didn’t have a jockey he was probably disqualified bc he didn’t have the extra wait to slow him down
Are you serious?
@@Spectrescupyes , if a horse loses their jockey at any point in the race , they immediately become scratched from the race .. it also can be very dangerous for a loose horse to be out in a race like that : can be erratic due to no control & cause the other horses/jockeys to get hurt .. can even mess up a race for some by interfering
Two mounted horses passed him .
We don't even need to think about how a riderless horse places. Even if he reaches the finish in first place, disqualification will be the result. If any part of the jockey's body touches the ground, even if he/she hangs on to the neck of the horse, horse and rider will be disqualified. The same is true for equestrian jumping events. If the rider falls...that's it. There is no "getting back on" to finish the course. The horn is sounded...and out of the showring horse and rider must go. This is why you sometimes see a rider hanging on under the neck, and trying to swing back on. If no human body part touches the ground, rider and horse can finish the course
Thanks for that info 😊
He remembered just in time that he wasn't supposed to win.
Anyone that thinks he’s pulling up a horse in front 200 yards from the line is absolutely mental. Just got the poles wrong
I think you know everything better than the jockey and connections
jockey himself said he mistook the poles@@shivanandabassappaji4510
@@shivanandabassappaji4510 He does, because the jockey apologised and confirmed that he mistook the winning post.
It is not the first time a jockey has ever done it and it will not be the last time either.
He had £20,000 waiting at 1.01
Who was the jockey ? Didn't even look behind him.
So much nonsense commented on this thread. The jockey is pushing the horse to what he thinks is the finishing line but was actually the half-furlong marker. Eased him down from there and patted him down the neck to congratulate the horse for 'winning'. The other pair of horses ride out to the line and pass him. Absolutely nothing to do with easing him down cos he was tired and allowing the others past 😂 deary me. Lengthy ban for the jockey too no doubt
Spot on.
If this is the race I think, you're completely right, the jockey was banned for a few months with a fine but it was a genuine accident.
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Absolutely, not the first time it’s happened and you can see there’s no reaction to being passed by the other mounted horses. Genuine mistake but rightly punished, it’s the jockey’s duty to understand the course markers.
Yip m8 spot on I have punted on the horses for 35 years it the first time this has happened
Good jock, he knew when the horse was at its limit and ceased all meaning of forcing it do overexert itself. This is no fault of the jockey or horse, it’s actually good
horseman ship and a phenomenal understanding of his steed. Do NOT Say “What was he thinking!!” Because he was thinking about the horses’s future, and what was good for the horse. Just because they don’t win, doesn’t mean they weren’t thinking. This jockey let the horse rest when it was done, unlike so many others in this sport who push and push until the horse has to stop their career early because of injuries and detrimental damage due to being pushed too roughly. This jockey responded to the horses’s communication and signals wonderfully, and this is defiantly one of the kindest things I’ve seen during a race. Nice job jock. ❤
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA he mistook where the winning post was. you really need to give your head a wobble. He would have got a very big fine also a racing ban for making this gigantic cock-up.
You have green card now?
He looked to the right and saw what looked like a winning post. You can see it in the bottom left of the picture.
Very Good, I think you are correct, , , the other comments are hilarious 🤣
You are correct, he even pats the horse as he passes the post.
bro forgot horses aren't machines and get tired 🤣 yikes dude
@@haldouglas4773
WHAT ????
You have made two comments that contradict each other ??
1, The rider slowed the horse down to save the horse.
2, The rider forgot the horse was not a machine and the horse was tired.
It’s obvious from the clip that the rider made a mistake and misjudged the last furlong post for the winning post.
This thread is discussing that fact and pointing out the hilarious nature of some of the other comments.
You’ve made two silly claims that are contradictory, , , ,
Thats the work of an Idiot, , , ,
As a RUclips commenter you need some tuition !
He mistook the finish line
he mistook the winning post he thought he was over the finishing line that is why he was given the horse a slap just an inexperienced jockey an apprentice no doubt he will be disappointed more than anyone for messing up just happens sometimes
No he did not. His horse couldn't gallop anymore and he let him release and slow down.
@@antayafairless9028no he didn’t 😂😂😂. Eased down after wrong marker pole, horse was fine
No he did not his horse had NO juice left and he held him back
You no nothing about horses or racing
@@darciaharvey2316speak for yourself
@@antayafairless9028you dont know what you're talking about. You are guessing. The jockey has kfficially stated what happened. He ssid he thought he had seen the finishing post so he pulled up. Do you like looking atupid or is it something you do on accident?
The jockey did the correct thing, he was loking after his ride. The horse was spent. High respect to the rider. 👍🙌🙌🙌🙌
The horse was tired jockey knew quite rightly pulling up and full respect to those who do saving these beautiful creatures from any trauma/injuries
Except that is not what happened though.
The jockey mistook the winning post and so started to slow down his horse due to thinking that he had already won.
What means killing?
The number 1 horse understood the assignment!
As for "What was he thinking?" Obviously he was thinking that he'd won already!
Propably felt something wrong with the horse, injury or just exhaustion.
@@blebleble9624 No, it is obvious. Jockey mistook the pole and deliberately pulled up. Surely you can see him looking at the pole and then stopping? I mean, it's right there!
@@keepdancingmaria I dont really think so, the finish was clearly visible and the announcer would say it, too.
@@blebleble9624 No. Jockey's can't hear the announcers. The announcer is for the benefit of the watchers, not the riders.
The jockey made a mistake and pulled up too early. This is clear if you watch the video.
@@keepdancingmaria idk, seems like the horse was just done cause it would likely still run if it had the energy.
He mistook the half furlong post for the winning post and so started pulling up his horse because he thought that the race was over.
no dude he was feeling his horse.
@@NitrosDen But you even see him put his whip down, stand up in the irons and give the horse a little pat because he thinks that he has crossed the winning line.
He mistook the half furlong post for the winning post.
I'm sure it's not the first time this jockey is racing and so there's no way he could've just mistaken the finish line. Plus no one slows their horse down until after they've crossed the line as there's still a chance for others to cross him meaning he'd be loosing money. He felt there was something wrong with his horse and didn't want to harm it, not for mistaking a finish line
@@nicolepopova8407 So are you saying a jockey can only mistake the winning post on their first ever ride?
This race was in the UK and I have seen a twice UK Champion Jockey do it, but luckily his horse just held on.
The half a furlong to go post is a relatively new thing in UK racing, and this was a Hunter Chase race for amateur riders who might only have a few rides at professional tracks like this.
And here in the UK, jockeys ease down all the time when they think they have or actually have the race sewn up, and this jockey even apologised and admitted his mistake and received a 28-day ban for not winning a race that he should have.
There was nothing wrong with the horse and the stewards would not ban him for easing down on a supposedly injured horse and I really do not want to appear rude here, but you are commenting on something that you know little about, I'm afraid.
@@seanscanlon9067thanks for clearing that up. Glad it was just human error and not a physical problem for the horse.
Same all jockeys aren't the same putting the horse first. This jockey is the best horseman ❤❤❤❤❤
You don't have a clue m8 he thought the race was finished he thought he was past the winning post you Fool
Jockey had a $50 trifecta with the other two horses finishing first and second and him coming in third 😂
I really can see mistakes can happen. Definitely not cheating. My girlfriend treated me bad and within an hour after I went to grocery, grabbed few things in my hands, walked passed the register and walked out the store and went all the way to my car, at that moment I realized I didn’t pay my groceries. I ran back to store and paid my stuff. Events in your life can cause you so many unwanted mistakes…..
If that's the case, they can choose not to ride for the day. Don't make excuses. It was their choice to ride, the jockey didn't even care to look back and check. Either UK and Irish jockeys are idiots and don't know how to check behind them where the other horses are or they want to lose on purpose so they never check behind them and ease the horse up and get beaten and then make weak excuses.
What she do on ya gel ??
Bk to bed
@@mondaysilence3963It’s a pretty fucking hard life
Ask the jockey he knows
Right? Why all this conjecture? Wish the op would just tell us about what the jockey said after the race
@@icegirl2246 He said he mistook the half furlong post for the winning post and so eased down, stood up in the irons and gave the horse a pat because he thought that he had already won.
Pulled it up to lose. Knew exactly what he was doing.
He actually misjudged the winning post by about 50 yards. The horse was still full of running, the jockey got a few days suspension for his mistake.
Just a amateur jockey that's learned to make sure he never mistakes the final furlong pole for the finishing line. Inexperienced on the track also
Be wiser sign in the background… perfect
Shittiest beer going
Be proud
Looks like a very young rider but even then surely he should have had a look behind him. The loose horse probably put him off but still ... Definitely not cheating. Nobody would cheat as blatantly as this. Like most jockeys possibly not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
No...just CHEATED, by slowing up before the Wire!!/Finish line!!
I don’t think he was cheating, I think he knew his horse gave all it had and couldn’t give anymore and he probably slowed them down to prevent a heat stroke or other medical problems
@@alphaomegastablesreally?
@@secretsquirrel7374 REALLY...there are FIXED races all the time!!
@alphaomegastables not in this case. That horse was exhausted there was no point pushing it.
He pulled up a bit too early!
Reading the comments has rendered me speechless, the horse was not 'done' and it was nothing close to 'good horsemanship'. It is as clear as a bell the jockey made an error of judgement, he wasnt the first and wont be the last.
The horse that ran into 1st place lost the rider lol
If he lost his rider he wouldn't be classed as a winner, you really need to educate yourself more on Racing 😅
Jockey remembered he had booked a holiday the following week. It was the only way he was gonna get approval from his boss to go.
Unfortunately, he returned home jobless.
When a horse loses its jockey the race is done. The people have to catch the horse and the riders have to slow down and stop to keep the riderless horse from thinking the race is still going. I've been to farms where the horses are taught to break from the gate and run a ways without a rider. After a few races they figure out they have to run until all the other horses start to slow down and they will slow down and stop on their own and can then be calmly ridden off the track after the race.
In Europe it is completely normal that the jockey catches the horse gets back on and finishes the race. Especially in hurdle and steeple racing
He was thinking his horse was not up to par and stopped his run. Compassionate, smart, experienced jockey.
He misjudged the winning post, thought he'd won
Awesome jockey!❤
Yo una vez, cuando era pequeña estuve apunto de ganar una carrera de natación, y me paso lo mismo.
Wow another non equestrian saying what was he thinking for a JOCKEY caring for his horse , Yk most jockeys are abusive but this one obviously identified something was up with his horse and he knew he could win the race and “some” jockeys would carry on but he didn’t even thought he knew he could get quite a bit of money and he stopped. My respect for this jockey is insane
These people obviously don't watch horse racing..I've seen horses get over the li e on there last breath in tbe heavy going you can see this horse pricking his ears and was still full of running.
He could tell the horse was to buggered to keep pushing, responsible jockey.
The horse was not buggered at all, the jockey mistook the winning post.
He knew his horse is what happened
Good on him!❤❤❤❤
Poor animal was too much exhausted. 😮
Good for the jockey. He put his horse's well being above trying to win the race. ❤❤🐴🏇🏼
They probably sold him to slaughter the next day. These poor thoroughbreds are thrown away if they do not perform. Racing industry sucks!
Tell everyone that you do not know much about horse racing, without telling everyone that you do not know much about horse racing.
I don’t know what he was thinking but I definitely know he’ll never think like that again
Most of these type of races start with a line across the track, maybe they should start doing it at the win line, just to make sure there's no confusion. Maybe a banner above head height across the track at the win line?
Dieren mishandeling je moet niet zo slaan met die swep 😡😡🤬🤬🤬
いや、は？
The horse was knackered
He was thinking like a human being, who didn't play with lives for a shiny little trophy, I'm pretty sure most equestrians are with him, as am I
What the hell are you on about? 😂
The horse is seems strong not tired the jockey stopped pushing the stride and stand when he noticed the race track became narrow thinking the race is over
You can tell by his actions he thought he had already crossed the winning line but still 200 m to go. Bad call by jockey not knowing where winning post is.
Either he was on it for third, didn't want to use the whip, felt sorry for the horse, or himself, lost his sense of timing, or any combination of the above.
He gives is horse a treat that is good enough
I think this is the race where the jockey got the finishing line wrong. Thought it was about 100-200 metres earlier.
I know!! I think we have a problem here.😢
100% jockey error -
THIS MUST BE ONE of every jockey’s worst nightmares.
Riding 33/1 shot Lookslikerainted in the 4.45 at Newbury this afternoon, amateur jockey James Ridley looked to have the race all sewn up when closest rival Duke of Lucca fell at the last.
Ridley and his mount were 15 lengths clear and facing nothing more than a Friday evening stroll to the line when a momentary lapse of concentration turned a simple win into disaster.
Mistaking the half-furlong pole for the winning post, Ridley stood up out of the saddle and began to ease the horse down in celebration of a job well done.
And as they trotted obliviously towards the actual finish line, Triangular and Ballytober stormed through to
finish first and second respectively, leaving Lookslikerainted in an unlikely third.
Ridley was later banned for 28 days by the stewards for failing to ride out the horse to the line.
He was putting his horse first bc he was tired how is that a mistake
@@ambershade3076 the jockey made a mistake, nothing to do with horse being tired.
Goddamn jockey is so heavy on the whip and the other horse , with no rider beat him anyway
He did not want to hurt that horse, he knew it was spent. 👏 brovo!
Mistook the winning post.
So definitely not bravo.
this is a genuine error on the part of the Jockey. he should be exempt from any penalties. ✅
Why would he get penalized?
Because he didn’t ride to the line. He visibly stopped pushing the horse and patted it like it had finished its race: it hadn’t finished the race! He cost the horse the race and got 3rd place when the other two passed him.
@@tracyhaney2176Because people gamble on horse racing and it would be corrupt for jockeys to fix the outcome of races
It looks like he thought the winning post was the one he passed about 5 seconds in to the vid.
he knew his horse was tired or something else
Something else.
The jockey mistook the winning post and so stopped riding.
I see one horse is Jockyless, and I got so flustered, that I even misspelled a word in my last message.
People who say he was looking after his mount are talking one pile of horse s***... He mistook the winning post
The race was fixed thats how supposed to go
Number 1 Horse Has A Missing Jockey
the fact that the jockey-less horse won😅
...beating the poor thing only to have misjudged the Finnish line--horse suffered for Nothing....worse, going to suffer Worse for being so far Behind....
This right here what was he thinking just shows the level of disrespect people have for horses
He was thinking "I am going to get a ban for excessive use of the whip and miss my ride on the Derby favourite "
He was thinking imma be a role model of good horsemanship bc they have given all they can
Jockey cared more about his horse, Respect.
No, he just mistook the winning post.
He made some negotiations with bookie
easy. he pushed it but it only came to a canter if you look at the pattern of the footing (left back and front right land together) so the horse was too tired to continue.
It’s pretty obvious he mistook the winning post . Jockey error .
No, there was something wrong in the rear of that horse. You can see the switch in gait. Cramp or injury. The jockey did the right thing.
@@edemontfort9482 Oh yah good eye! Back right? I wish the clip was just a bit longer and showed him breaking to a trot.
@@edemontfort9482absolutely nothing wrong with the horse, Jockey misjudged the line, .
It is only pretty obvious he mistook the winning post to people who follow horse racing, but that has not stopped those who do not from still commenting anyway.
As this particular thread shows.
They were filming a Movie Scene…
Yeah he definitely mistook the post as he was giving tap on his horse
Only the jockey knows, he is riding the horse! I think the horse got really tired, and it is not a great idea to push the horse, it is not good. The horses heart can stop if the jockey gives a lot of preasure to them!!
Jockey error and stopped riding at the wrong post, thinking he had won.
Obviously there was more to the story, Jockeys know horses, the jock obviously sensed the horse was in pain or something so he stopped whipping the horse and coasted. No mystery here.
The horse is either injured or something else happened. He's thinking about the horse.
The idiot thought he'd passed the winning line 😂
Its obvious hes ran out of petrol.🙄
The horse looks exhausted
That’s the sort of shit I bet on lol 🤦♂️
This horse was absolutely exhausted he shouldn't have been running in the first place. I've worked in this industry in the U.K., I soon learned its not about the love of horses but about winning, boadting and getting dressed up and socialising with little animal love from anyone but the grooms, stable lads/lasses and strappers.
Of course it's about winning, how else would trainers, jockeys or owners survive otherwise, those who dress like the bees knees only go to the race's to be seen and wined and dined. A lot of fur coats and no Knickers go racing just to get noticed
He knew what he was doing. That horse was exhausted. He could barely go on. Its a wonder if he was able to walk off the track after that race. And for all we know, he could have been injured going over one of the fences.
He did not know what he was doing, he mistook the winning post and so eased down thinking that he had already won.
He noticed the horse was losing stamina and he was done so he let the horse calm down.He did the right thing by letting the horse stop
No, that’s not what happened. He thought he saw the winning post but made a mistake.
@@goonervillegonad3662 look at the other comments
It's interesting that everyone says the horse gave up so the jockey did, how can you tell? I'm stunned at a horse way ahead, a riderless horse behind and the rest of the field far away.....nothing says this was more than an exercise track.
Stopped riding at the wrong post, thinking he had already won.
Who knows what going on. The poor magnificent horses aren't always treated with dignity. Sad.
All he did is ensure he is going to have trouble getting mounts.
Vet should have checked the horse see if the horse is vatige then check jockey is riding for bookmakers
It’s called not abusing your horse that’s what the jockey was doing props to this jockeys
Being forth is better than your horse dying
He knew exactly what he was doing! He started out to fast for the horse to finish at that pace. Maybe it'll be better next time.
How would you know that when you are only seeing the end of the race?
What actually happened is the jockey mistook the winning post.
Some mad comments on here about saving the horse. The jockey fucks up ! He stops riding as he thinks the race is finished. He pats the horse down the neck as he thinks he’s won and stops riding it out. !
Horse was exhausted - that's what he's thinking
What’d he do other than slow down? I’m confused
He thought they won the race but then the other horses crossed the finish line before him 😅
Sacked in the morning 😂
Another robbery some poor bastard felt!
Can anyone explain?
You can see clearly he pull the veins to slow down the horse....he got paid by someone to loose the game, trust me.
Unfortunately, I cannot trust you because that is not what happened and there are far better ways to lose a race than this.
The jockey mistook the half a furlong to go post for the winning post and so stopped riding when thinking that he had already won.
And it is not really a good idea or very nice to defame someone when you do not understand what is going on.
In all my days I've never read such ridiculous comments regarding why he stopped riding, he clearly misjudged the winning post and as for those who think the loose horse was the winning one, please god give me strength I'm dealing with people here who clearly haven't a clue about racing 😂 🙄🙄🙄
Too many people who do not follow racing, commenting on things they know nothing about.
Jockey had a bet on the winner
He probably could tell his horse was done so he let it end at that
He was being human for once
Niet zo hard slaan met die zweep jonge 😢
He thought he'd crossed the winning line when he hadn't. The end
The 1 got it done!!!
He knew something went wrong with horse