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General Category => General Harness Racing Discussion => Topic started by: NIATROSS on September 01, 2013, 07:35:28 AM

Title: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: NIATROSS on September 01, 2013, 07:35:28 AM: i thought boom boom ballykeel should have been dqed last night.either way the result would not have hurt my wagers last night.
to me it looked like morrill statred to go a little to his right and then came back to his left.imo the 1 started to come out when morril started right and then hit him when he came back left causing the confusion.
morrill's horse was done but those to his outside still might have gotten a piece
Title: Re: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: cashman on September 01, 2013, 07:44:18 AM: I know CyberChamp was glad he stayed up. But I personally thought he should of come down. Cost me the Pick 4 too. 4pezz2

Wouldn't suprise me if he got days for this.
Title: Re: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: beans and weenies on September 01, 2013, 10:45:06 AM: If he gets days he should've come down. I doubt if he gets days.
Title: Re: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: The Skipper on September 01, 2013, 10:52:54 AM: Quote from: beans and weenies on September 01, 2013, 10:45:06 AM
If he gets days he should've come down. I doubt if he gets days.

thumbsup thumbsup thumbsup How can he get days with no DQ ? The Judges have spoken.

I did not see the head on but from the regular view it does look like he pushes JM into the other

horse and then bounces back into the 1 horse. idunno

If you want to see a bad call look at Balmorals 2nd race replay, Oostings horse jumps in the air and

gallops through the wire and they leave him up and don't even chart a break idunno noway
Title: Re: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: RocknRoll on September 01, 2013, 11:58:52 AM: I think he should have come down myself. The head on shot was definitely a lot different then the side shot. I didn't expect him to be dq'd though, they hardly ever dq anyone up there especially for interference.
Title: Re: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: CyberChamp on September 01, 2013, 02:42:32 PM: I thought he should've come down. They did say that no one filed an objection or claimed foul, which is probably why he didn't come down. Perhaps Morrill was being nice and didn't think he was going to win anyway.

I wonder if Some Major Beach had a shot to win had he not hooked wheels. He still finished 3rd.
Title: Re: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: Headpole Dave on September 01, 2013, 05:01:13 PM: I had him bet and I thought he was coming down, although Morrill was all over the track floundering. Glad he didn't, but thought he would be placed.
Title: Re: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: pezz97 on September 01, 2013, 05:24:21 PM: I thought he should of come down as well.
Title: Re: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: CyberChamp on September 01, 2013, 05:50:13 PM: Metro Pace Losing Quotes

“My horse raced good, but he was a little hot tonight. Leaving the gate he was a little wound up and wasn’t easy to rate on the front. I didn’t want to grab into him too much and him make a break. He being to hot definitely cost us the race in my opinion.”

Yannick Gingras on Western Vintage (2nd)

“My horse raced absolutely awesome. If we didn’t get interfered with I think I win it. I was thinking I’d be second, but then Yannick’s horse fought tough and we ended up third. I thought I’d be no worse than second, but that’s racing.”

Doug McNair on Some Major Beach (3rd)

http://www.woodbineentertainment.com/Mohawk/RaceTrackNewsPage.aspx?NewsId=64dfd5f2-afdf-4131-9ce4-c55e1c0ad865
Title: Re: was the no dq the right call ?
Post by: pezz97 on September 01, 2013, 07:27:00 PM: Go down to page 3 and read the twitter posts from Mike Hamilton and Ken Middleton about this. They all thought he was coming down