Browse: Horse racing Hayley Tonup?by Dan Starkey Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No - It's Sea the Stars! (U13090235) 30 December 2008 For me one of the racing highlights of 2008 has been Hayley Turner. She now increasingly seems to be being judged as a jockey full stop rather than a female one and deservedly so. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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U11269340 posted Dec 30, 2008 and yes galaxy that horse did run well in the bumper considering it did not know which horse to follow the way they splattered out!pity about desert getting whopped knacked all my bets
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GALAXY™ (U11016264) posted Dec 30, 2008 Newbs
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Gamer_TT (U6987842) posted Dec 30, 2008 Arkle, Indeed i do follow. However i fear you do not. I was being a tad sarcastic in my post.
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StNewthy606 (U13262870) posted Dec 31, 2008 AS - I see you conveniently ignore my point regarding how many races Rebecca would win against her own sex......
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TheRedMarauder (U2927697) posted Dec 31, 2008 To be fair to Arkle she should be looked at the same as any other jockey and people on here are not doing that ! Take a look at her strike rate and number of runners and she does not set the world alight againgst even a few supposed lesser jockeys. She is though the best female we have had and should be applauded for that but hardly makes her this superstar you all talk about
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StNewthy606 (U13262870) posted Dec 31, 2008 Red Marauder... I agree... read my post, never said she was a superstar.... just congratulated her on 1st women to reach 100 winners. And that some peoples sexist comments are not needed.
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gloriousTHFC1972 (U11098689) posted Dec 31, 2008 Congratulations are deserved a fine achievment.
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ArkleSupreme (U9369175) posted Jan 1, 2009 No St Newthy don't YOU be the pot calling the kettle black to Red Marauder !! Comment on this article
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