Guys, HERE is The TRUE Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Charlotte gave that horse a fabulous ride. He had bolted at the start and would have hated just slowly wandering round surrounded by other horses. Her judgement of pace and the feel from the horse was perfect. She never went hell for leather, just allowed the horse to stretch and gallop.
spot with your comment, i've been riding race horses for over 40yrs, the jockey was not being run away with in the race, but, as you and i could see what the jockey was allowing the horse to do, and making every use of the horses superior stamina. MR ALEX you know your horses. (michael from uk, surrey
@@gallopingg1 just an honest question, considering your experience, why did the rider use her whip two or three times in the stretch? Was she unaware of how far back the rest of the field was? Or believe her mount needed to put in a bit more effort as a training issue? Some other reason?
@@liamrooney5314 I race, and the reason she went to the whip in the stretch, was the horse needed a few hard reminders to keep the horse focused, so she did right to use her whip, and it was more than 3 times she used it.
@@Annabelle_equestrian10 maybe so however it is possible they live a better horse life than most horses just to do what comes natural and is something they love to do for nothkng!
@@konakona895 Jockeys have shockers in their hands to shock the horses with. They race the horses at 2 years old (still a foal) They use harsh bits and are very heavy handed, horses have very thin skin so this hurts. They use hard whips and hit them hard, like I said, they have thin skin. They kill over 60 percent of them. The way they kill them is hang them and sometimes shoot them in the back of the head. They inject them with illegal drugs. If they aren’t killed they are sent to glue factories or kill pens. They are forced to run even if they break a bone. If you still think they aren’t being abused, do your research and have another read of this. Would you like to be treated like this?
It is so very beautiful to see the horses when they hit their stride. How the heck that horse jumped out hit his stride so fast and never looked back is something to marvel at!!
EVER? I was at the Belmont Stakes when Secretariat came across the finish line 31 lengths ahead of the second place horse. I was there and I saw it won! I was only 14 years old! It was amazing. Did it in 2:24. A record that stands till today. 39 years!~
I'm a big fan of Secretariat too--he won the Derby on my 8th birthday and I now live 5 blocks from the Downs. His Belmont performance makes me cry every time I watch. But other horses can run as well. Let's not make it a butthurt popularity contest--Winx, Phar Lap, this li'l fellow. Each great horse has its own particular kind of excellence.
How could anyone be judgemental, the horse ran a brilliant race. Other jocks were waiting for her to come back to them, she had staying power. Congrats 👏
Exactly, it's not a set up or anything. In 99% of such races the long time leader is always expected to run out of Gas and be swallowed up close to home, so the rest of the field usually hangs back, and in most cases like this it is too late when the chasing pack realize that the long time leader is not slowing up. The horse was made fit for the race and the connections told the jockey to take him well to the front and keep a steady pace and try hold on. It's usually called '' Caught them napping''
Saw a video on Secretariat once, investigating his stride. The circle is the most effective use of power to create movement. Unfortunately, horses have 4 legs. But S.'s strides were timed almost perfectly regularly spaced, coming the closest to the efficiency of a circle possible for 4 legs. I love trivia.
I saw Secretariat at Claiborne Farm and had my picture taken with him four weeks to the day before he died. When I heard they had to put him down I cried like a baby.
This race is obviously not the Belmont Stakes, but it reminded me of the astonishing Secretariat clinching the Triple Crown in 1973. The time he set that day remains the world record!!!
World record? Maybe track record. Kelso actually beat his time at that distance. In 2018 both Catholic Boy and Athena were in 1 1/4 mile turf races at Belmont Park. Each ran the distance faster than Secretariat's Derby, yet it was totally unremarked at the time. Just watched it again. Catholic Boy won in a head bob, so Analyze It, the second, was also quite impressive. th-cam.com/video/uAlCUbozi7m/w-d-xo.html Here's Athena in the Belmont Oaks Invitational. th-cam.com/video/QkPLvWbxkdw/w-d-xo.html
Reminds me of Sectretariat, from the '70s. Left the others behind, like blowing leaves, swept up in his turbulence. Secretariat still holds records that haven't been beaten.
Charlotte is not only a brilliant jockey, she's quite pretty and brilliant all around, first class Science degree and all. That day she told trainer James Moffat what her tactics were going to be and won her two races at Newcastle, first with Dagian and then this one. Amazing young lady. After the race she said: "It wasn't much of my choice, The Steward does what The Steward wants"
Not sure she needed to use the whip so vigorously last furlong and a bit, that horse is auto pilot, if you can't slow them down during the race it's unlikely you can get them to hurry up to the line.
Awesome race, awesome horse to have stayed strong and hold the lead as long as Steward did, beautiful stride. Noticed though it was starting to tire towards the end. Awesome ride by the jockey as well, but without them being as one, the outcome may have happened differently ….. This race reminds me of the great Secretariat winning the Triple Crown in the 1970s, of which I had the chance to see him in all his glory. Another great horse was Man O’War, lovingly know as “Big Red”, great stallion setting those early history racing records as well. Love a good race without incidences of abuse and cruelty, but more importantly, love a good rider who understands his/her horse more and will do what is right to guarantee its safety on the track while racing. ❤️👍🙏🏼
@panhead....Secretariat was certainly increasing his lead, but he was NOT “still accelerating”. Every 1/4 mile split was slower than the previous one - not by much, but slower.
I had money on the steward for this race and I thought "well that was a waste of 20 quid!" Went to the toilet came back to watch the end if the race and saw him clear with 3 1/2 furlongs left and I literally jumped out of my chair yelling "go on the steward!!!" Cracking race
@Metal Head because some horses blow there load to early in some races, I've seen horses before that were 10-15 lengths clear for about 75% of the race and then they have nothing left to give and the pack overtakes it, but not this one thankfully 😀
@@theshmoe100 Exactly. Horses hardly ever are pushed to go that far clear in any race. When they do, especially in such a long one, they are eaten up by mid stretch or earlier. Hell of a run by the horse, and really cool story Brad.
@Dee Begley nice! I only managed to get him at 20/1 and I've also done any second now at 11/1 never had a winner on the national before so fingers crossed it comes in for us mate 🤞
I'm 100% sure the races are rigged to profit the house and the jockeys are just pawns but if you like it, sure, enjoy. Some people knows this well and try to beat the house by reading the rigged results.
Alterio. You obviously DON'T ride, you CAN'T STOP a horse when it decides to bolt. All you can do is sit and pray, of course he got tired. She walked him once. You do realise that when he took off he was probably travelling at 37/8 mph or even faster. It's not much fun looking at the ground whizzing by.
What if trainers applied the same maths that F1 team utilise to calculate the fastest way to cover a set distance for their individual horses. That is tactics
Actually, the winner's time, 3m 40s, is very slow. I'm an Aussie and I can assure you that a typical time for the Melbourne Cup is about 3m 20s. The winner here finished about a furlong and a half behind that.
Tremendous photo finish. If not for the finish line camera, we would never know the true winner of the race. Reminds me of Secretariat running away at Belmont and winning by 31 lengths....
Curious to see this horses split times. Secretariat ran each split faster than the last throughout the whole race at Belmont. Went out hard and continuosly sped up...
I can understand as a trainer that if he had been beaten and not at least tried to encourage the horse with the whip I would have been angry. What a nice horse and set that kind of pace.
What was the jockeys ‘ reason for whipping The Steward before the finish line ? Absolutely unnecessary! Race almost seemed “staged” to make sure Steward would run off & leave the pack in her dust. Hope her win was due to brilliant talent like Secretariat.
Compared to the pace in a sprint race, they were all going slowly. You don't see a lot of 2 mile races at US tracks. It's like watching a merry-go-round.
This ride reminds me of a horse called Night City. It was ran on the all weather between 1m 2f to 1m 4f, must be 20 years ago now. It used the same tactics each time by doing his sprint at the start going off like a scalded cat and putting a couple of furlongs between him and the rest then just coast home hoping the group wouldn't catch him. I've not seen a horse since try the same method. You always got a run for your money and I landed lots of nice bets on him. This is the closest I've seen to a Night City ride since then.
I remember a horse, when I was younger, back in the mid 80's trained by Mick Haynes called VORVADOS, he won his races the other way round, by just getting up on the line with a barnstorming late flourish, he won me a few quid :)
Except that Secretariat didn’t give back an inch, this horse was up 30+ lengths and then at the end won maybe by 5. Another 1/8th and they would have caught em.
Great race and win for this horse. Totally dominated the field. But please don't even whisper the name Secretariat as a comparison. Secretariat got stronger as the race went on. This horse weakened. The Steward had a 30-some length lead at one point but during the last third of the race and heading towards the finish line the other horses were gobbling up dirt taking give chunks out of his lead. He ended up winning by about 13 lengths. He definitely still annihilated those dogs but it was nothing like Secretariat's historic Belmont win. I do have a question: how long was this race? It seemed to last forever.
The Steward was channeling Secretariat during most of that race though in the end he didn't win by nearly Secretariat's margin in the 1973 Belmont Stakes.
O_O Got in the zone and just kept pedaling. Kudos! This does remind me of Secretariat's Belmont Stakes in that Secretariat kicked into the zone at about the 6 furlong marker and kept that rhythm for the rest of the race. You can actually see it happen if you watch the race video closely.
I think the most amazing thing about that is when you look at time, Secretariat ran his last furlong faster than he ran his first. He was actually still pulling away as he crossed the finish. A book I read about him, which is the one I believe the movie was based on, called it chasing the ghost horse.
@@kwgrid I wrote that about 2:45 in the morning. After being up since 7 am.. and look, still up (lol), insomnia is a bitch. No, I am not 100% sure... I know his first quarter mile fraction was faster than his last, but I am specifically recalling something I read about the first furlong as compared to the last furlong.
When the horses are stayers, how do the jockeys behind think that their horses are going to sprout wings and catch the one in front, having given it so much leeway? I've seen this a couple of times on the Newcastle tapeta now, where a claiming jockey lets a horse go and it doesn't come back...
@@ciandowling5294 Remember ''Outlaw Torn'', on the same all weather track, under an inexperienced jockey?.... As you can see in the link, exactly the same thing happened..... Ane there's others....th-cam.com/video/99cKW6sapEg/w-d-xo.html
Credit to the jockey. I think she realized after the way the horse acted on the way to the post that she should just let him have his head because trying to hold him was a lost cause. I often come back to watch this race but I prefer ones like Tiznow in the classic where two horses are fighting it out tooth and nail right to the finish and you wish that it was a dead heat because neither should lose.
He said "see ya I'm outta here I have a date with my feed bag and the spa I got to get this over with fast ". Beautiful job . Just let the horse do what comes naturally. They love to run and hate being held back. You don't need to beat them with wipps or sticks . They are extremely competitive you just need to let them be them.
I love to watch races like this. I have been saying for years, my favourite tactics is a good front runner. No messing about. I will be keeping an eye on you Charlotte. :)
I'm the complete opposite Rachael and only back horses that come off the pace and have a good turn of foot. But having said that I was really chuffed to see these tactics work and it did my lil ol' heart good to see Charlotte out-fox the lads and win as she liked! Mark my words , within 5 years a young girl will win a classic and I can't wait for it to happen. If I had been an owner I would have put Hayley Turner on my Derby contender and know she would be as good as any of them on her day. The same goes for Holly Doyle. Here's to the girls Rachael!
You would not have had to keep an eye on Charlotte for too much longer, as she tried the same tactic on another horse later on the card and ended up finishing last and was beaten 40 lengths behind the winner.
@@kevvome you forgotten my favourite girl of all! We bryony frost. With my favourite cuddie Frodon! Thanks for your kind words, but you sound like my pal I bet with, he likes to settle at the back. But remember it takes a brave horse to cut through the pack, if im in front you have to catch me!
@@rachaeldavie4215 ain’t Bryony great? I love girl jocks with a big personality and Bryony sure fits the bill. I see your point about front runners but 99% of races are won from horses that come from behind. Unless you are an established front runner and know no other way you will tire and fade during the last quarter of the race. Charlotte kidded them all as it was trained up and she had a good horse under her that day that stayed like the mother in law. You ride too?
@@kevvome no I dont ride, I dont have the stomach for it. I gamble though and I had frodon to win the king George. Even nichols seemed shocked it won haha. Do you like a bet?
The horse was pulling hard and wanted to run freely. Charlotte made a wise decision to let him have a bit of his head but not too much, just like Emmet McNamara did on Serpentine in last year's Derby.
@@peacebe2u480 No idea what you meant. Like Phar Lap (Australian race horse) he had a heart twice the size of the normal equine heart so he was able to use that. He was increasing his speed as he went over the finish line. The rest of the field finished 31 lengths behind him.
Shades of secretariat for a minute, but faded at the end Secretariat never faded, pulled the whole way, He pulled away from the pack every step he took
What a brilliant horse and a fantastic rider BTW was it just me that noticed but the force of the horse made the jockies head go up and down😜😜 fantastic ride
Great spectacle when this sort of scenario develops successfully. You can just imagine the other jockeys behind at a given point thinking entirely in swear words. C.Jones no mug of a jockey, had some great winners this season
Reminds me of a race in the 80's I think it was, a horse called Run Over, it got left at the start but then when the others had jumped the 1st fence it decided to run, caught them up and went on to win by a fence, never see it run again, amazing, it would have been withdrawn in todays races.
He was getting tired in the end, but he kept true and won the race. Good job 🐎 🏁🏁🏁
Congrats Brilliant Ride and Race
Guys, HERE is The TRUE Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
@@meowmeown-160 I race, and the jockey did right to whip the horse hard, to keep him focused, i would have whipped him as well.
@@meowmeown-160 True.
Maybe the jockey started to just let the house cool own early?
Charlotte gave that horse a fabulous ride. He had bolted at the start and would have hated just slowly wandering round surrounded by other horses. Her judgement of pace and the feel from the horse was perfect. She never went hell for leather, just allowed the horse to stretch and gallop.
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spot with your comment, i've been riding race horses for over 40yrs, the jockey was not being run away with in the race, but, as you and i could see what the jockey was allowing the horse to do, and making every use of the horses superior stamina. MR ALEX you know your horses. (michael from uk, surrey
@@gallopingg1 just an honest question, considering your experience, why did the rider use her whip two or three times in the stretch? Was she unaware of how far back the rest of the field was? Or believe her mount needed to put in a bit more effort as a training issue? Some other reason?
@@liamrooney5314 I race, and the reason she went to the whip in the stretch, was the horse needed a few hard reminders to keep the horse focused, so she did right to use her whip, and it was more than 3 times she used it.
@@liamrooney5314 100% Spot On!!!!!
There is just something so special watching a horse naturally run with his heart in it and no one interfering!
Yeah true - it show's the rookie (like me) that some race horses know what they do & love it
suprised it didnt have a heart attack!
These horse are being abused
@@Annabelle_equestrian10 maybe so however it is possible they live a better horse life than most horses just to do what comes natural and is something they love to do for nothkng!
@@konakona895 Jockeys have shockers in their hands to shock the horses with.
They race the horses at 2 years old (still a foal)
They use harsh bits and are very heavy handed, horses have very thin skin so this hurts.
They use hard whips and hit them hard, like I said, they have thin skin.
They kill over 60 percent of them.
The way they kill them is hang them and sometimes shoot them in the back of the head.
They inject them with illegal drugs.
If they aren’t killed they are sent to glue factories or kill pens.
They are forced to run even if they break a bone.
If you still think they aren’t being abused, do your research and have another read of this. Would you like to be treated like this?
It is so very beautiful to see the horses when they hit their stride. How the heck that horse jumped out hit his stride so fast and never looked back is something to marvel at!!
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EVER? I was at the Belmont Stakes when Secretariat came across the finish line 31 lengths ahead of the second place horse.
I was there and I saw it won! I was only 14 years old! It was amazing. Did it in 2:24. A record that stands till today. 39 years!~
Wow them drugs eh
I'm a big fan of Secretariat too--he won the Derby on my 8th birthday and I now live 5 blocks from the Downs. His Belmont performance makes me cry every time I watch.
But other horses can run as well. Let's not make it a butthurt popularity contest--Winx, Phar Lap, this li'l fellow. Each great horse has its own particular kind of excellence.
@@jeanlawley6483 cleanbuterol?
One of the Goats for sure!
Really?
That was quite incredible I've never seen a horse shorten up stride in the final sixteenth of a mile like that and win.
Take a bow The Steward and Charlotte Jones... fantastic 👍🇬🇧✌️
Looks like that welcome uplifting combination: horse and rider with faith and trust in each other. Nice one!
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I hope you really appreciate the effort and heart that animal put on that field. I think he deserves a beautiful vacation where he wants. 🙏👏👏👏👏👏
How about Ibiza..👍
Yes, I took the 9-1...
All of them deserve vacations...I hear race horses eat better and live better than most people... I hope so ❤
Reminds me of the best racehorse to ever grace us with his posing splendor, Secretariat at Belmont 1973 wins by 31 lenghths..
How could anyone be judgemental, the horse ran a brilliant race. Other jocks were waiting for her to come back to them, she had staying power. Congrats 👏
Exactly, it's not a set up or anything. In 99% of such races the long time leader is always expected to run out of Gas and be swallowed up close to home, so the rest of the field usually hangs back, and in most cases like this it is too late when the chasing pack realize that the long time leader is not slowing up. The horse was made fit for the race and the connections told the jockey to take him well to the front and keep a steady pace and try hold on. It's usually called '' Caught them napping''
@james curtis How is it a fix. He didn't do anything wrong regarding rules of racing. He was on the same track as all the horses in the race.
Some clowns on here wouldn't know a horse If it kicked ya
@@STHFGDBY Exactly! Major miscalculation made by the trainers of the other horses. They are paid to know their competition and adjust for it.
She? !
Secretariat was the biggest & most beautiful horse I ever saw up close (from a distance too)
Worked at Arlington Park as a teenager,
Lucky you.
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Saw a video on Secretariat once, investigating his stride. The circle is the most effective use of power to create movement. Unfortunately, horses have 4 legs.
But S.'s strides were timed almost perfectly regularly spaced, coming the closest to the efficiency of a circle possible for 4 legs.
I love trivia.
I saw Secretariat at Claiborne Farm and had my picture taken with him four weeks to the day before he died. When I heard they had to put him down I cried like a baby.
I believe the heart muscle was abnormally large.
This race is obviously not the Belmont Stakes, but it reminded me of the astonishing Secretariat clinching the Triple Crown in 1973. The time he set that day remains the world record!!!
That day along with the fastest times at the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness. Still unbroken since 1973.
Me too
One difference ... this horse was not on drugs unlike Secretariat
World record? Maybe track record. Kelso actually beat his time at that distance. In 2018 both Catholic Boy and Athena were in 1 1/4 mile turf races at Belmont Park. Each ran the distance faster than Secretariat's Derby, yet it was totally unremarked at the time. Just watched it again. Catholic Boy won in a head bob, so Analyze It, the second, was also quite impressive. th-cam.com/video/uAlCUbozi7m/w-d-xo.html
Here's Athena in the Belmont Oaks Invitational.
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@@jeanlawley6483 what the f**k Secretariat wasn't even on Lasix.
That is a slanderous statement.
Im not even a horse guy, but these are beautiful animals
That horse is on a another level!
The Steward and jockey got fed up with Lockdown...great ride
Well done good ride took 10 1
That how 2 ride well done
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I prfeks my orgiens egiptiens pharaou 👽🛸
Probably...but I think he's lucky with such a short distance....you can see he was getting tired
Just beautiful. One of the best racer I ever seen. Simply amazing.
Nothing to see here....the horse was just practicing social distancing 😂
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Lol. 😂🤣😆
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What a sweetheart....loves to run ...so relaxed...horse and rider in harmony.
Stewart has a very low heart rate and did not break a sweat in this race
Reminds me of Sectretariat, from the '70s. Left the others behind, like blowing leaves, swept up in his turbulence. Secretariat still holds records that haven't been beaten.
Do you think those records will ever be broken. He wasn't a horse he was winged Pegasus
@@jameskline6967, he was a "magnificent machine."
American racing is full of medicated horses and drug cheats. Its been going on along time.
@@stuarthooper1956 ah yes, only American horse racing. European horses could *NEVER* be on drugs right? 🤣 clown. Utter clown 🤡
'And the Steward has taken it. We will be back after a break to see who comes in second and third.'
The best comeback ever!!!!!
Hahah just like secateriat triple crown
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Isn't that the truth..😉
That moment when the cameraman mutters, "I need a more wideangle lens."
As a photography hobbyist, that was really funny to me. 😆
Charlotte is not only a brilliant jockey, she's quite pretty and brilliant all around, first class Science degree and all.
That day she told trainer James Moffat what her tactics were going to be and won her two races at Newcastle, first with Dagian and then this one. Amazing young lady. After the race she said: "It wasn't much of my choice, The Steward does what The Steward wants"
She's a POS for hitting the horse multiple times when leading by 40+ lengths.
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Not sure she needed to use the whip so vigorously last furlong and a bit, that horse is auto pilot, if you can't slow them down during the race it's unlikely you can get them to hurry up to the line.
Sounds just like what Ronnie Turcott said about Secretariat.
Absolutely brilliant jockey. She knew the horse was comfortable to go the distance. An excellent race. Congratulations to all involved.
They made it look like a relaxed and effortless outing in the park. Beautiful combination of horse and rider
ha ha ha it did look like that lol.......😀😀
Awesome race, awesome horse to have stayed strong and hold the lead as long as Steward did, beautiful stride. Noticed though it was starting to tire towards the end. Awesome ride by the jockey as well, but without them being as one, the outcome may have happened differently ….. This race reminds me of the great Secretariat winning the Triple Crown in the 1970s, of which I had the chance to see him in all his glory. Another great horse was Man O’War, lovingly know as “Big Red”, great stallion setting those early history racing records as well. Love a good race without incidences of abuse and cruelty, but more importantly, love a good rider who understands his/her horse more and will do what is right to guarantee its safety on the track while racing. ❤️👍🙏🏼
Hello Karlisa..
How are you doing?
War Admiral got beaten by his own nephew didn’t he? And the thing barely resembles his grandsire with his short legs
It was like watching Secretariat at the Belmont. Amazing.
Secretariat was still accelerating at the Belmont too. And didn't even break a sweat.
@panhead....Secretariat was certainly increasing his lead, but he was NOT “still accelerating”. Every 1/4 mile split was slower than the previous one - not by much, but slower.
Steroids
@@heraldomedrano851 Well, you should stop taking them before they harm you!
It was at the Kentucky Derby where Secretariat ran each quarter faster than the one before
@@mtnbiker014 Secretariat acceleration was complete at the Kentucky Derby.
I had money on the steward for this race and I thought "well that was a waste of 20 quid!" Went to the toilet came back to watch the end if the race and saw him clear with 3 1/2 furlongs left and I literally jumped out of my chair yelling "go on the steward!!!" Cracking race
@Metal Head because some horses blow there load to early in some races, I've seen horses before that were 10-15 lengths clear for about 75% of the race and then they have nothing left to give and the pack overtakes it, but not this one thankfully 😀
@@theshmoe100 Exactly. Horses hardly ever are pushed to go that far clear in any race.
When they do, especially in such a long one, they are eaten up by mid stretch or earlier.
Hell of a run by the horse, and really cool story Brad.
@Dee Begley 9/1 mate 🤑
@Dee Begley nice! I only managed to get him at 20/1 and I've also done any second now at 11/1 never had a winner on the national before so fingers crossed it comes in for us mate 🤞
I'm 100% sure the races are rigged to profit the house and the jockeys are just pawns but if you like it, sure, enjoy. Some people knows this well and try to beat the house by reading the rigged results.
That horse has some legs!! Wonderful to watch! 💜
The Steward ran his legs raw. Geez. He looked so tired near the end. He leaps like a hare when he runs
And the jockey had the audacity to whip him 😞
Alterio. You obviously DON'T ride, you CAN'T STOP a horse when it decides to bolt. All you can do is sit and pray, of course he got tired. She walked him once. You do realise that when he took off he was probably travelling at 37/8 mph or even faster. It's not much fun looking at the ground whizzing by.
@@barbaradyson6951 Barbara you cant read
@@pozzee2809 The jockey did right to whip him to keep the horse focused.
@@pozzee2809 I race, she did right to whip her horse, to keep her horse focused, I would have done the same.
Ran the whole two miles as if it was a six furlong sprint 😄. Great stamina, who needs tactics?
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About a furlong out commentator says he is 15 lengths in front lol more like 30 at the point he says it 😂😂
What if trainers applied the same maths that F1 team utilise to calculate the fastest way to cover a set distance for their individual horses. That is tactics
Actually, the winner's time, 3m 40s, is very slow. I'm an Aussie and I can assure you that a typical time for the Melbourne Cup is about 3m 20s. The winner here finished about a furlong and a half behind that.
@@rossmurray9654 This was a Class 4 race ran on all weather track in Newcastle in January. Long long way away from a group 1 quality field.
Well, someone had their wheaties this morning.
That's for sure. What ever the horse had, market it. My God that was a race.
I was gonna comment " What the hell are they feeding this horse?". Lol
How could the announcer NOT say 'The Steward is moving like a tremendous machine'
Thank you, thought the same thing!
because its a donkey race.
Because it wasn't near the end. The horse was slowing down but had too far of a lead on them already. He practically loped across the finish line.
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Because he was not secretariat 🤷🏻♂️
Tremendous photo finish. If not for the finish line camera, we would never know the true winner of the race. Reminds me of Secretariat running away at Belmont and winning by 31 lengths....
Curious to see this horses split times. Secretariat ran each split faster than the last throughout the whole race at Belmont. Went out hard and continuosly sped up...
Watch Feodor run 18f, and win by 50 lengths.!!!!!
I can understand as a trainer that if he had been beaten and not at least tried to encourage the horse with the whip I would have been angry. What a nice horse and set that kind of pace.
Reminds me of the horse Secretary, who was amazing racing horse. Secretary moved like a tremendous machine .
.... Secretariat
Nice lift from the commentator of the 1973 Belmont Stakes "moved like a tremendous machine".
The very definition of "loose on the lead"...
Love it!!!!
Speed at a $Price.
Great comment! What were the other jockeys thinking?
No snow at Newcastle today. We had 6" in Yorkshire! Great race btw. The jockey obviously had social distancing in mind!
I can confirm just a light dusting in the morning...
Aha funny, I’m in Newcastle too!
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Can’t get the cooties if you can’t catch me💕💕
The rest were still pacing their strides while the eventual winner galloping fast the finish line!😅
Congrats🏆💞🇵🇭
Unbelievable...mind blowing... fentastic..I can't believe this😱
Someone give that horse a carrot.
Such a good boi.
Give him a nice rest too.
Girl crossed the finish at a CANTER! Showed everybody up.
Right?? They were casually cantering like “Doo da doo....” 😂
What was the jockeys ‘ reason for whipping The Steward before the finish line ? Absolutely unnecessary! Race almost seemed “staged” to make sure Steward would run off & leave the pack in her dust. Hope her win was due to brilliant talent like Secretariat.
@@kathybahr2323 She did right to whip her horse, to keep the horse focused.
@@kathybahr2323 I race, and she did right to go to the whip, to keep the horse focused.
2:15 the cops are on their way to book The Steward for speeding
Hahaha
Compared to the pace in a sprint race, they were all going slowly. You don't see a lot of 2 mile races at US tracks. It's like watching a merry-go-round.
1brewski2 same thing happens with drag vs technical course. But relative to the event it’s in is what is happening :)
The cops should be arresting the jockey for animal cruelty for hitting the horse when ahead by a FURLONG!
@@jaysantos536 All she did was give the horse, a few reminders to keep him focused.
Why is that jockey using his whip? Seems unnecessary and cruel! That horses has heart❣️
Barbara DeSelle The jockey is a girl, the horse was losing focuse, so she did right to use her whip hard to get the horse to focuse again.
The possibilities, the horse and rider. learning together. Could become an amazing racing duo!
This ride reminds me of a horse called Night City. It was ran on the all weather between 1m 2f to 1m 4f, must be 20 years ago now. It used the same tactics each time by doing his sprint at the start going off like a scalded cat and putting a couple of furlongs between him and the rest then just coast home hoping the group wouldn't catch him. I've not seen a horse since try the same method. You always got a run for your money and I landed lots of nice bets on him.
This is the closest I've seen to a Night City ride since then.
I remember a horse, when I was younger, back in the mid 80's trained by Mick Haynes called VORVADOS, he won his races the other way round, by just getting up on the line with a barnstorming late flourish, he won me a few quid :)
Yes i rember night city simalar tactics
Reminds me of Secretariat in the final race of Triple Crown who won by 31 & 1/2 lengths.
Belmont Stakes?
@@mikenorgrove2795 I think?
Same
Except that Secretariat didn’t give back an inch, this horse was up 30+ lengths and then at the end won maybe by 5. Another 1/8th and they would have caught em.
@@canyonblue737-8 Perhaps the jockey knew she had them covered and was easing back
Wow. Great race. Terrific run by the Steward. Amazing. Reminds me if Secretariats Belmont.
Until the end of the race when tiring.
except secretariats rider
didn't beat him to death to win
Great race and win for this horse. Totally dominated the field. But please don't even whisper the name Secretariat as a comparison. Secretariat got stronger as the race went on. This horse weakened. The Steward had a 30-some length lead at one point but during the last third of the race and heading towards the finish line the other horses were gobbling up dirt taking give chunks out of his lead. He ended up winning by about 13 lengths. He definitely still annihilated those dogs but it was nothing like Secretariat's historic Belmont win. I do have a question: how long was this race? It seemed to last forever.
The Steward was channeling Secretariat during most of that race though in the end he didn't win by nearly Secretariat's margin in the 1973 Belmont Stakes.
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O_O Got in the zone and just kept pedaling. Kudos! This does remind me of Secretariat's Belmont Stakes in that Secretariat kicked into the zone at about the 6 furlong marker and kept that rhythm for the rest of the race. You can actually see it happen if you watch the race video closely.
I think the most amazing thing about that is when you look at time, Secretariat ran his last furlong faster than he ran his first. He was actually still pulling away as he crossed the finish. A book I read about him, which is the one I believe the movie was based on, called it chasing the ghost horse.
@@labella9291 Are you sure that was the Belmont Stakes? I know he ran each furlong faster than the previous one in the Kentucky Derby.
@@kwgrid I wrote that about 2:45 in the morning. After being up since 7 am.. and look, still up (lol), insomnia is a bitch.
No, I am not 100% sure... I know his first quarter mile fraction was faster than his last, but I am specifically recalling something I read about the first furlong as compared to the last furlong.
@@labella9291 Sorry about your insomnia. As for the stats, it's not like the fate of the world hangs on getting it right, right? :D
Muy buena carrera un galope 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪
This reminds me of Secretariat's run in the Belmont.
Looks like Secretariat at the Belmont!
I was thinking the same thing. I wonder if this horse’s heart is also 2 1/2 times the normal size ? Great run !
Omg yesss but not as hype or as fast
Its Belmont park ! No one calls it “the Belmont “
I was going to say the same. I wonder if this horse is a stallion or a gelding?
@@MLOCharmer He's a stallion running from the people who are trying to make him a gelding.
Reminds me of when Secretariat won the Belmont by 33 lengths
I like how the announcer nearly neighs in excitement.
Amazing gutsy run. Richard Pitman must get so jealous watching people win with front running horses.
Great ride, reminds me of Kotare Chief winning the 1987 Auckland Cup.
I’m pleased to see they are still running traditional distances.
The horse alot stamina WOW what a race never caught the horse Amazing
I love that they show the times of each 1/8 mile as the race is ran.
ive this before. HE"S MOVING LIKE A TREMENDOUS MACHINE!!! Secretariat that you???
My thoughts too
The great one is back. Maybe the reincarnation of Secretariat.
@@wandatreece3419 Who knows he maybe. I miss Secretariat so much. Blue and white checked. He looked awesome in his blinkers.
The dulcet tones of the one and only - Welsh Wizard.
When the horses are stayers, how do the jockeys behind think that their horses are going to sprout wings and catch the one in front, having given it so much leeway? I've seen this a couple of times on the Newcastle tapeta now, where a claiming jockey lets a horse go and it doesn't come back...
Oh come on Tim we all know Newcastle is not the track for front runners!
@@ciandowling5294 Remember ''Outlaw Torn'', on the same all weather track, under an inexperienced jockey?.... As you can see in the link, exactly the same thing happened..... Ane there's others....th-cam.com/video/99cKW6sapEg/w-d-xo.html
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Just like watching Secretariat winning the Belmont Stakes in 1973.
Good job Steward, Charlotte Jones, trainer, owner, & barn
Corazón y pulmón lo que le sobra a este noble ejemplar.
No drugs......that horse is amazing......WOW.....!!!
Of course not ... its not America you know
Has Frankel come back 😂🇬🇧😂
‘’But The Steward is on a mission…”
Indeed! That’s an understatement. Lol!
Nice _comment_
The rest of the horses looked like they were just out for a jog in comparison. Incredible.
It was so....unbelievable....I cant believe how this race turned out!!
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Horse literally ran away from the field. Amazing!
Most awesome!!! She said "BUH BYE LOSERS!" LOL. Tremendous!! Reminds me of Secretariat and Barbaro!!
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Uh Barbaro wasn't an ALL TIME great. Very sad story but the horse wasnt even HOF material when he died.
Mighty effort - both horse and owners would be very proud
Es la carrera de caballos más increíble que he visto en mi vida , caballo y jinete de otro nivel
Credit to the jockey. I think she realized after the way the horse acted on the way to the post that she should just let him have his head because trying to hold him was a lost cause.
I often come back to watch this race but I prefer ones like Tiznow in the classic where two horses are fighting it out tooth and nail right to the finish and you wish that it was a dead heat because neither should lose.
Full confident jockey.
Super race never seen such huge gap.
Amazing horse race, thank you for sharing. 👏🏻👏🏻🏇
He said "see ya I'm outta here I have a date with my feed bag and the spa I got to get this over with fast ". Beautiful job . Just let the horse do what comes naturally. They love to run and hate being held back. You don't need to beat them with wipps or sticks . They are extremely competitive you just need to let them be them.
What makes this amazing is that the horse bolted on the way to the start ... imagine if he had not expended that energy before the race ... lol
IMIAGINE THE OTHER HORSES WHAT THEY THINK THEY ARE RUNNING AS FAST AS THEY CAN AND CANT CATCH THE WINNER..THATS HOW SHAM MUST HAVE FELT
Damn Right!!!
And Sham was ridden by Laffit Pincay, a top jockey!
If I'm not mistaken, Secretariat's records still stand today, don't they? And he won the Belmont by more than 17 lengths!!
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Record still stands.
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Looked like the other jockeys were watching each other to see who was going to chase after the leader first. Great ride though
Really smooth jockey, horse having fun, no better combination.
Man oh man , this horse looks like a modern day Secretariat, almost 40 years later 🤗🥰
*Nice comment*
I love to watch races like this. I have been saying for years, my favourite tactics is a good front runner. No messing about. I will be keeping an eye on you Charlotte. :)
I'm the complete opposite Rachael and only back horses that come off the pace and have a good turn of foot.
But having said that I was really chuffed to see these tactics work and it did my lil ol' heart good to see Charlotte out-fox the lads and win as she liked!
Mark my words , within 5 years a young girl will win a classic and I can't wait for it to happen.
If I had been an owner I would have put Hayley Turner on my Derby contender and know she would be as good as any of them on her day. The same goes for Holly Doyle.
Here's to the girls Rachael!
You would not have had to keep an eye on Charlotte for too much longer, as she tried the same tactic on another horse later on the card and ended up finishing last and was beaten 40 lengths behind the winner.
@@kevvome you forgotten my favourite girl of all! We bryony frost. With my favourite cuddie Frodon! Thanks for your kind words, but you sound like my pal I bet with, he likes to settle at the back. But remember it takes a brave horse to cut through the pack, if im in front you have to catch me!
@@rachaeldavie4215 ain’t Bryony great? I love girl jocks with a big personality and Bryony sure fits the bill. I see your point about front runners but 99% of races are won from horses that come from behind. Unless you are an established front runner and know no other way you will tire and fade during the last quarter of the race. Charlotte kidded them all as it was trained up and she had a good horse under her that day that stayed like the mother in law. You ride too?
@@kevvome no I dont ride, I dont have the stomach for it. I gamble though and I had frodon to win the king George. Even nichols seemed shocked it won haha. Do you like a bet?
The horse was pulling hard and wanted to run freely. Charlotte made a wise decision to let him have a bit of his head but not too much, just like Emmet McNamara did on Serpentine in last year's Derby.
Secretariat at the Belmont 1973 - he won by 31 lengths. His time has never been beaten.
Forgot to add: he was still accelerating as he crossed the finish line. We will never see his like again.
Carole,
Secretariat was on cannabis????
@@peacebe2u480 No idea what you meant. Like Phar Lap (Australian race horse) he had a heart twice the size of the normal equine heart so he was able to use that. He was increasing his speed as he went over the finish line. The rest of the field finished 31 lengths behind him.
Shades of secretariat for a minute, but faded at the end
Secretariat never faded, pulled the whole way, He pulled away from the pack every step he took
Don't forget this was a 2 mile race. I don't know if even Secretariat could have kept the same pace he did
in a 2 mile race.
That first horse made the others look as if they were looking for parking! 😂 Wayyyy outclassed the pack.
They don’t look like they’re even trying. Did they expect the led horse to just run out of steam?
Gamble lost!
@Uncle Bob yeah no
What a brilliant horse and a fantastic rider BTW was it just me that noticed but the force of the horse made the jockies head go up and down😜😜 fantastic ride
Reminds me of the '73 Belmont with Secretariet.
anyone else going down the horse racing rabbithole?
Almost reminds me of Secretariat's Belmont Stakes win in 1973.
for once, the “lets head him off at the pass” tactic backfired.
Like an old Martin Pipe two mile hurdler.
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except their was no hurdles
Yes Pipe n Mcoy jump out and make all. A.P always said no one sent fitter horses to the track than Martin Pipe 👍
Great spectacle when this sort of scenario develops successfully. You can just imagine the other jockeys behind at a given point thinking entirely in swear words. C.Jones no mug of a jockey, had some great winners this season
Great race, what can one say, other than wow what a horse. Thanks.🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸
Reminds me of a race in the 80's I think it was, a horse called Run Over, it got left at the start but then when the others had jumped the 1st fence it decided to run, caught them up and went on to win by a fence, never see it run again, amazing, it would have been withdrawn in todays races.