Unbelievable! Kermouster rears-up in the stalls, is left at the start and detached from the runners for most of the race and then somehow manages to win - take a bow Sam James…
That is how a race is supposed to be ridden; collect you horse, rate him, and guide him safely through. The horse has the speed, the jockey handles the timing and the steering. Teamwork.
@@black__ship 99% of racehorses would never be born if horse racing didn't exist, and they lead lives a million times better than they would if born in "normal" situations. Yet I presume you would ban it tomorrow if you could? Why stop with horses? The majority of the billions of people on this planet have to fight tooth and nail each day to survive - perhaps we shouldn't allow them here either? (Coincidentally, most of them are also "working" for the rich.) I'm also far from convinced that all the people populating your local betting shop each afternoon are "rich", but I suppose everything's relative.
@@black__ship for the record the whips Dont hurt the horse lol you might wanna look af innocent people losing there lives for absolutely no reason at all. I know critical thinking is challenging even for some lol
Haha don’t it just was waiting n waiting thinking when he was going to go then at one point he was out the shot thought he was coming on the outside but he was still behind then what a run fantastic horse or was in the wrong class
That's exactly what he's done if you watch when he gets in front of the pack he takes a look across he perks up knows his job . Rare to win a 6f falling out the stalls its usually game over.
The horse actually sticks his head out on the line at the very point.Sign of an exceptionally intelligent horse.Speed and intelligence are a formidable combination. Like to see if this horse moves his head while watching an airplane fly over, as Secretariat did.
If you want to see an unbelievable finish watch the 2017 Darley TJ Smith Stakes from Australia. This is a Group 1 race for the best sprinters in the country. I've seen it a hundred times and I still wouldn't back the winner!!!
There are more races like this in places where jockys rate the horse off the pace that is usually too fast ...then have more horse to finish faster....tactical....we need to see more of this kind in the US...the science of Sports !!
I said to the jockey on this well done and it looked like once he missed the break that he had accepted his fate and was just getting a run into the horse to let it get home in its own time, until it looked to me that he suddenly realised that if he pushed it out then he might run on and make the frame and then later if he gave it a slap or two that it might even get up late on. His reply was "yeah, basically that was it after the start we got and was all I could really do".
OK so are you calling him Sammy as a pretend way of knowing him when everyone else knows him as Sam?...Maybe say hello to er, Davy Beckham for me the next time you see him, eh? Not that I particularly value your view or anything but the exchange took place on Twitter and if I was bothered by your view I would post a link to it, so it is just as well that I am not that bothered really.
The first 3 furlongs were run in 34 seconds and the last 3 in 37secs. The last furlong was run in 14 seconds and the first in a shade under 11 seconds. From this I glean some pointers for in-play traders. If only I had spent more time at school studying dovetail joints I would have a less wobbly table to rest my keyboard.
Sounded quite reasonable that as the race progresses, the furlong times will reduce substantially, due to horse fatigue. Obviouslyy the trainers trained the horse to a slower distance but knows the horse can run further.
I wonder how much the whip hurts the horse. I can't imagine it hurts too badly for a horse cause if it hurt too much the horse would react negatively. I've felt one on my arm though and it hurts like hell
I’ve been around horses quite a lot and can tell you they DO NOT like it either. Some horses will react very negatively, and others who just put up with it. There are a lot of people who believe they should be banned entirely, but others who will say that a light tap will get the horse going fine.... I’ll admit I’m very much against how hard racers usually hit their horses. I’ve seen it break skin if done too hard too often. Ouch! Gently plz
@Michael Burkinshaw good to know there’s been improvements so it hopefully is less uncomfortable for the horse. I’ve never done racing, but the most stubborn horse I’ve had to deal with still went fully gallop as soon as I just held up a crop XD he was not a fan of even seeing one
@Michael Burkinshaw sadly no, mainly because I moved to a very horse-unfriendly environment a few years back where most of the year we have a few feet of snow. There’s few horses to be found for hundreds of miles :(
What an awesome show of late speed. Behind the pack with no room to squeeze, his jockey takes him to the outside and he turns on the afterburner. Just a complete joy to watch. God bless. And believe in the miracles of our Lord Jesus Christ.
@@wolfpackmaha I put a lot of it down to my mum worked in racing since she was 16 been head lass at many yards including assistant trainer at dandy Nicholls yard would run without her
Missed the break but travelled well and the speed up front collapsed. Unlikely winner but happens quite often. If they had crawled up front he wouldn't have got within five lengths.
@@schleichhorseduchess3377 Hung around the track enough to know a good jockey from a bad one. See this all the time in horse racing - and cashed a lot of tickets on horses with slow starts and strong finishes. It's all about timing.
Winner jumped awkwardly and was last for 4 furlongs. He picked up speed with 2 furlongs to go and nailed the second horse right on the post. Winner would be a good miler.
If you watched it carefully in slow motion some few metres to the final line, there is a space or room or corridor as it is called left for a short time in favour of the winning horse. The jockey just pushes the horse in and accelerates.
That horse is not even coming from far behind, watch Calidoscopio Breeders marathon and brooklyn handicap races and you'll see what coming from behind really is.
It was bucking around in the stall. Which tells me it was the most agitated / frightened horse there. Which also tells me it probably thought it was running for its life!
Agitated? Yes. But in a good way. Definitely NOT frightened. These horses know when a race is about to start and they get excited and anxious for the gate to open. It's quite factual and obvious. These horses are treated like the top athletes that they are and given the best of everything, so they have no cause for fear.
@@gondorbunny What you've just written is total crap. We know when horses - a prey species - are frightened, because their ears will pivot backwards and all around so they can hear a potential threat from behind and all directions. Technically. evolutionarily speaking, a horse perceives a human rider on its back as a predator that has just jumped onto it - the way that a lion would. If their ears are pointing forward, that means that they're anticipating trouble and working out how to navigate it. If you don't know what you're talking about, you probably shouldn't be writing about this stuff.
@@lifesgreat9951 Horses have been ridden by humans for centuries. The only horses that would react frightfully are wild horses or ones that have never been saddle-broke. You're the one that sounds like a complete nutter than wants to anthropomorphize animals. Let me guess....Vegan? PETA member, perhaps?
@@gondorbunny Internet spats aren't my thing. Suffice it to say, humans riding them for centuries is irrelevant, because the horse is actually 45 million years old, it evolved way way before us. Instinct doesn't disappear in mere centuries.
@@lifesgreat9951 Dude...Whatever. I see you carefully avoided my question regarding PETA and being a vegan. That tells everyone what they need to know. Case closed.
Did anyone notice the winning horse stick his head out at the finish line. Do horses know the concept of racing and the science behind sticking your head out to inch in front. Amazing.
0:45 if you pay enough attention, all jockeys pushed their horses except the winning jockey who still holding horse at the back... He allowed his horse to fully start its engine when others used up half energy...it was tactics, not only luck
I've seen more unlikely victories. Watch Belle du Jour win the 2000 Golden Slipper at Rosehill. Now that was a miracle when you consider that it is Australia's premiere 2YO race.
This video looks a bit mixed up if you follow the jockey's silks coloring AND the horse/horse number. The #3 horse was the winner, yet the # 3 horse at the start was a different horse, # and silks. The # 6 horse was the poor starter... yet the winner was #3... something doesn't add up.
I an tell you, they need the whip. Its not just used for Speed, its also used for steering the horse. A Dressage rider steers the horse with leg, body weight and reign. The jockey cant do this because the leg is too far up, his body too and its nearly impossible to steer a horse with only reign. So he uses the whip to steer. The whip isnt hard like a dressage whip. Its fully padde
Great win. If you'd like to see an amazing win check out Golden Slipper 2003: Belle du Jour. Incredible, premiere race for 2 year olds each year in Australia. Correction sorry the year was 2000. 👍
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That is how a race is supposed to be ridden; collect you horse, rate him, and guide him safely through.
The horse has the speed, the jockey handles the timing and the steering. Teamwork.
And beat the shit out of that teammate for a few rich people's entertainment
What teamwork? A master and a slave?
@@black__ship 99% of racehorses would never be born if horse racing didn't exist, and they lead lives a million times better than they would if born in "normal" situations. Yet I presume you would ban it tomorrow if you could? Why stop with horses? The majority of the billions of people on this planet have to fight tooth and nail each day to survive - perhaps we shouldn't allow them here either? (Coincidentally, most of them are also "working" for the rich.)
I'm also far from convinced that all the people populating your local betting shop each afternoon are "rich", but I suppose everything's relative.
@@black__ship for the record the whips Dont hurt the horse lol you might wanna look af innocent people losing there lives for absolutely no reason at all. I know critical thinking is challenging even for some lol
The title of this video practically forces you to focus on the horse at the back of the pack.
What else would you title it?
Well that's the horse that ends up winning so??
I think that's the point !
I love deep closers! So exciting, nerve racking. Races you never forget. Just like Zenyatta's Breeders Cup win.
Haha don’t it just was waiting n waiting thinking when he was going to go then at one point he was out the shot thought he was coming on the outside but he was still behind then what a run fantastic horse or was in the wrong class
He got an excellent ride. Trip from back to front was flawless.
Amazing, it's almost like the horse knows where the line is the way he sticks his neck out and dives at the line.
That's exactly what he's done if you watch when he gets in front of the pack he takes a look across he perks up knows his job
. Rare to win a 6f falling out the stalls its usually game over.
The compliment goes to the jockey for his judgment.
well, they do
Horses can see the line u know they ain’t blind lol I get what u mean tho
Dude they are smart animals, they know where the line is and what they are supposed to do lol
The horse actually sticks his head out on the line at the very point.Sign of an exceptionally intelligent horse.Speed and intelligence are a formidable combination. Like to see if this horse moves his head while watching an airplane fly over, as Secretariat did.
calm down mate. It was a Class 6 h'cap
@@Chief_Brody you definitely lost money on this race seen you comment a few times 🤣
Citation and Kincsem also watched around them. All intelligent horses do, not just Secretariat.
Me: YESS I PICKED THE RIGHT JOCKEY!!
My mind: The title made you look at the one at the back. You did nothing.
Me: I KNOW OKAY JUST LET ME HAVE THIS
True
Amazing* Magnificient Riding and Unbelievable Response from the Horse. Simply Superb. (V.M.Sridhara)
If you want to see an unbelievable finish watch the 2017 Darley TJ Smith Stakes from Australia. This is a Group 1 race for the best sprinters in the country. I've seen it a hundred times and I still wouldn't back the winner!!!
Just watched it, you're right. An astonishing final sprint.
I loved the ride, no rushing the horse to make the ground no shoving and pumping, excellent.
There are more races like this in places where jockys rate the horse off the pace that is usually too fast ...then have more horse to finish faster....tactical....we need to see more of this kind in the US...the science of Sports !!
Now this is a VERY good performance by both horse and jockey!
My god!!!!
Even when you know it’s the horse at the back you still don’t believe it’s possible
Just amazing
Watch Calidoscopio
Na watch broad appeal
I said to the jockey on this well done and it looked like once he missed the break that he had accepted his fate and was just getting a run into the horse to let it get home in its own time, until it looked to me that he suddenly realised that if he pushed it out then he might run on and make the frame and then later if he gave it a slap or two that it might even get up late on.
His reply was "yeah, basically that was it after the start we got and was all I could really do".
Bullshit sammy wouldnt say that
OK so are you calling him Sammy as a pretend way of knowing him when everyone else knows him as Sam?...Maybe say hello to er, Davy Beckham for me the next time you see him, eh?
Not that I particularly value your view or anything but the exchange took place on Twitter and if I was bothered by your view I would post a link to it, so it is just as well that I am not that bothered really.
@@seanscanlon9067 oh some people talk a lot a crock lol, btw when was trhis race?
"DRS enabled"
The first 3 furlongs were run in 34 seconds and the last 3 in 37secs. The last furlong was run in 14 seconds and the first in a shade under 11 seconds. From this I glean some pointers for in-play traders. If only I had spent more time at school studying dovetail joints I would have a less wobbly table to rest my keyboard.
Sounded quite reasonable that as the race progresses, the furlong times will reduce substantially, due to horse fatigue.
Obviouslyy the trainers trained the horse to a slower distance but knows the horse can run further.
I've never ever seen a horse instinctively stretch its neck out so much on the line. That horse knew it was in a race.
Not a surprise if your a regular horse punter, winner in every race🐎
They all went to fast and a case of picking up the pieces but still an amazing run considering how poorly it broke from the stalls!!!
Correct, but speed is relative to the class and they were 6 seconds off the 6f course record.
The better horse and the better racer.
Horse does a two legged dance while all the other's have left and still finds time to win, nice job.
You can see the sudden burst of speed it has at 0:56 - sometimes horses just want to go at specific times and this was one such instance.
Watch Easy Goer in the Gotham. Pat Day wanted to hold him back, but Easy Goer wanted to go the front and just pulled Day around the turm
Truly an amazing race, also the fastest horse!
The horse even dipped for the line.
that is what i call a FERARI HORSE,absolutely brilliant pace
Very nice galup n speed frm last 100mt really its amazing horse
He can win big trounament cup in future
Take care n carry on ur current form
"He. She, Ran to the Clock. We all do. when training 'Fractions!"
I wonder how much the whip hurts the horse. I can't imagine it hurts too badly for a horse cause if it hurt too much the horse would react negatively. I've felt one on my arm though and it hurts like hell
I’ve been around horses quite a lot and can tell you they DO NOT like it either. Some horses will react very negatively, and others who just put up with it. There are a lot of people who believe they should be banned entirely, but others who will say that a light tap will get the horse going fine.... I’ll admit I’m very much against how hard racers usually hit their horses. I’ve seen it break skin if done too hard too often. Ouch! Gently plz
@Michael Burkinshaw good to know there’s been improvements so it hopefully is less uncomfortable for the horse. I’ve never done racing, but the most stubborn horse I’ve had to deal with still went fully gallop as soon as I just held up a crop XD he was not a fan of even seeing one
@Michael Burkinshaw sadly no, mainly because I moved to a very horse-unfriendly environment a few years back where most of the year we have a few feet of snow. There’s few horses to be found for hundreds of miles :(
I spotted it going well out back n i didnt know which one won but non the less impressive turn of foot
What a ride from the back well done.
The horse has class but what a ride i agree, won the race!!!
very well trained horse as well, see how he stuck his head out right at the finish?? wow. perfect timing.
Fantastic from horse and jockey to win from that position, especially in a 6f sprint.
Very good finisher 🐎
When you use a sneaky horse stamina tonic while no one's looking.
Lol😂
Afterburners engaged🔥🔥🔥
That's the absolute truth that he ran faster than the other horses and also true that the others ran slower
What an awesome show of late speed. Behind the pack with no room to squeeze, his jockey takes him to the outside and he turns on the afterburner. Just a complete joy to watch. God bless. And believe in the miracles of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Red Rum catching Crisp was the best horse racing finish ever...
Crisp was giving Red Rum 23lbs and was only beaten 3/4 length, an amazing performance..
Ripon is such a tricky course
When jocks spin their whips before they get busy. Epic.
how was that hey. just beautiful that's what. he might not be that fast. but slow and steady win's the race, that's he won it..just a beautiful boy..
i thought towards the end, a horse would just drop from the skies and win
Good comeback 👍
Lol just came up on my recommended my dad trains this horse 👌
Your old mans a good trainer. Very old school I’ve heard.
No my dad trained the horse
@@wolfpackmaha I put a lot of it down to my mum worked in racing since she was 16 been head lass at many yards including assistant trainer at dandy Nicholls yard would run without her
Would love to see kermouster try a stayers trip! Ask your dad if he’d be tempted to run him around Ffos Las one day so I could scream him home 😉
@@wolfpackmaha will most likely stay her current trip just got back from the vets with a wind op
Damn, great turn of foot!
What a ride, With a whip twirl no less.
They sure do whip the horses hard.
Missed the break but travelled well and the speed up front collapsed. Unlikely winner but happens quite often. If they had crawled up front he wouldn't have got within five lengths.
it's judging well the race and knowing your horse the jockey and the trainer really chose perfect race for the horse
The starter shouldn’t be opening the gates when a horse is raring upward
The horse only reared as the gates were committed to opening.
That reminds me of the kind of horse that always fucks with my bet
Simply wow .once in a lifetime stuff especially in an ordinary race ..wow
Jockeyship simple hold up tactics and got a clear passage
The jockey did not come out of the stalls last and lose several lengths in a sprint by choice, the horse played up just as the stalls opened.
Horse got a good ride and the jockey timed it just right - I see this every day at the races - not a big deal.
ok flex
you see horses miss the start by 6 lengths and then go on to win a short course sprint race every day huh
You are a jokey or something
@@rodgal87 yes - I do - you must be new to racing.
@@schleichhorseduchess3377 Hung around the track enough to know a good jockey from a bad one. See this all the time in horse racing - and cashed a lot of tickets on horses with slow starts and strong finishes. It's all about timing.
This horse won at 7/1 SP was 8.86 Betfair SP and hit 1000 for significant money in-running.
Had the one done on the line
He ran faster than all the other horses pretty simple if you ask me
funtastic jockeyship,well managed .sooooper,three cheers
Very nice race
Winner jumped awkwardly and was last for 4 furlongs. He picked up speed with 2 furlongs to go and nailed the second horse right on the post. Winner would be a good miler.
if you wrote this before it won 3 in a row over a mile i'd have been asking you to join my team :D shame
@@moulinyan I'm Singaporean watched that video for the 1st time. Dunno racing in Ireland nor UK. Just like watching races.
@@tbseow344 you were right then mate, the horse enjoyed the mile lol!
Great ride
If you watched it carefully in slow motion some few metres to the final line, there is a space or room or corridor as it is called left for a short time in favour of the winning horse. The jockey just pushes the horse in and accelerates.
Excellent from Sam James.
Awesome. Remembered Run Over in the 1980s doing that over jumps.
here is that race with Run Over
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Richard de rothschild thanks
Kermouster Most certainly knows where the FINISHING POST WAS!!!
That horse is not even coming from far behind, watch Calidoscopio Breeders marathon and brooklyn handicap races and you'll see what coming from behind really is.
that horse was on demon time
Great ride, horse all ❤️.
Just like a boxer losing every round and wins by a ko in the last round.
Some horses desire to win.I rescued a horse and he turn out to be very fast.
It was bucking around in the stall. Which tells me it was the most agitated / frightened horse there. Which also tells me it probably thought it was running for its life!
Agitated? Yes. But in a good way. Definitely NOT frightened. These horses know when a race is about to start and they get excited and anxious for the gate to open. It's quite factual and obvious. These horses are treated like the top athletes that they are and given the best of everything, so they have no cause for fear.
@@gondorbunny What you've just written is total crap. We know when horses - a prey species - are frightened, because their ears will pivot backwards and all around so they can hear a potential threat from behind and all directions.
Technically. evolutionarily speaking, a horse perceives a human rider on its back as a predator that has just jumped onto it - the way that a lion would.
If their ears are pointing forward, that means that they're anticipating trouble and working out how to navigate it.
If you don't know what you're talking about, you probably shouldn't be writing about this stuff.
@@lifesgreat9951 Horses have been ridden by humans for centuries. The only horses that would react frightfully are wild horses or ones that have never been saddle-broke. You're the one that sounds like a complete nutter than wants to anthropomorphize animals. Let me guess....Vegan? PETA member, perhaps?
@@gondorbunny Internet spats aren't my thing. Suffice it to say, humans riding them for centuries is irrelevant, because the horse is actually 45 million years old, it evolved way way before us.
Instinct doesn't disappear in mere centuries.
@@lifesgreat9951 Dude...Whatever. I see you carefully avoided my question regarding PETA and being a vegan. That tells everyone what they need to know. Case closed.
I focused on the horse at the back all through lol.
In 1976 Sirlad won in the same way the 1200 m National Criterium, in Milan,
Good horse, good jockey!
He wasn't that far behind ive seen Zenyatta come from farther back and win.
Great ride from the jockey!
The horse stayed behind to reduce wind drag duuh.
patiently wait and go!!!
Did anyone notice the winning horse stick his head out at the finish line. Do horses know the concept of racing and the science behind sticking your head out to inch in front. Amazing.
missed the break, but was going like a good thing the whole way.
I like jockey confident after loosing cuple of length start of race but he know how to ride n fight n reach front for final battle
Great finisher
The fact that it was a grade 6 maiden tell you all you need to no about the quality of the race.
you still got to run it though to win
He closed nicely in the last hundred yards after a contested pace early.
0:45 if you pay enough attention, all jockeys pushed their horses except the winning jockey who still holding horse at the back...
He allowed his horse to fully start its engine when others used up half energy...it was tactics, not only luck
On the 2nd god it hurts, on the winner , what a rush.
I've seen more unlikely victories. Watch Belle du Jour win the 2000 Golden Slipper at Rosehill. Now that was a miracle when you consider that it is Australia's premiere 2YO race.
Wow! Ya
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This video looks a bit mixed up if you follow the jockey's silks coloring AND the horse/horse number. The #3 horse was the winner, yet the # 3 horse at the start was a different horse, # and silks. The # 6 horse was the poor starter... yet the winner was #3... something doesn't add up.
What a run? Unbeliveable?
Ill always remember this as i had a tenner onit 🤣🤣
does anyone else not like how they hit or slap the horses?...
Yeah. I'm sitting here, hoping they only wave it around instead of actually hitting them, but I don't think that's true.
It's just... Ugh. Poor horse
I an tell you, they need the whip. Its not just used for Speed, its also used for steering the horse. A Dressage rider steers the horse with leg, body weight and reign. The jockey cant do this because the leg is too far up, his body too and its nearly impossible to steer a horse with only reign. So he uses the whip to steer. The whip isnt hard like a dressage whip. Its fully padde
@nikk-named I ride, and yes, the horse does get whipped hard, unfortunately some horses can be a bit lazy, and do need the whip.
I can agree with she did something that is very hard to do come from the back, 19 time wow she owned last 38 of a mile....
Good horse!
Just one more horse race !
what was win rate?
Great horse 🐎 but I will definitely give the credit to the jockey.... one of the best come from behind race I've ever seen
Some horses like to have horses in front of them to run "at", it's just a personal quirk. Zenyatta liked to compete this way.
Replay of the finished must be given please
Great win. If you'd like to see an amazing win check out Golden Slipper 2003: Belle du Jour. Incredible, premiere race for 2 year olds each year in Australia. Correction sorry the year was 2000. 👍
Thank you. Will watch this one.
It’s late why am I watching horse racing?
Observe from the start. You would see the horse was trying to find the gap all the time.
Only picked the whip up 1/2 furlong out 3 taps and quick9like Frankel lol 🐎👍🏻🇬🇧