Winning Post - Letter Of The Week Archive

However, I do think that a horse about a length in front, about 100 metres from home and under pressure, should be ridden out (not necessarily whipped). Otherwise people would not bet on races.

I really thought that Heath’s letter was airy-faiy and fanciful. He should come down from the clouds, take off those rose-coloured glasses and take a realistic view of racing.

In defending Luke Nolen’s ride at Royal Ascot, he is defending the indefensible.

I shall not forget the look on Nolen’s face after the race. He was disgusted with himself, and rightly so.

Hugh Fraser
Frankston South (Vic)

Today's Racing

Saturday 20 April

Aquis Park Gold Coast Poly