I was in high school but I followed every race day,I remember these horses very well,they were a tough set of horses and always turn the table on each other on any given day,sadly thou those jockeys except for a few are not recognized for their contribution to the sport
Karl "mama" Brown with his fancy whipping and nabbing Fanna in the dying moments. A few months later he "hands up" Fanna again when Jack Rollick ran down Milligram in the Prime Minister's Stakes over the same trip. That day it was Desmond Shand (trainer of Jack Rollick) vs the Feanny quartet of Milligram, The Viceroy, Dancing Wolf and Orient Express. Feanny sent Dancing Wolf to press Jack Rollick but "Mama" played the waiting game and even allowed Fanna to pass him going into the home turn but once he entered the stretch, he was all over Jack Rollick and came with a stirring run down the middle of the track to snatch victory close home. Rohan, see if you can find that race. Karl's fancy whipping was awesome that day!!!
Seriously Karl brown was a real top jockey and didn't get the credit he deserved...the suspension he got that stopped him from winning the jockey.s championship in 95 was cruel.
@@ninjackunited6609It was most unfortunate... Glittering Gold had run up a sequence of victories (I believe 5 in a row), plus he was the odds-on favourite so all eyes were on Karl Brown that day. Royal Cashel won the race (made all) with Neville Anderson, while Glittering Gold broke last and never really recovered though he was a horse known for customary blazing early speed.
@@pelorusjack5461 I remember royal cashel...out of you ok and trained by Wilfred chin....but what they did to Karl brown was cold...and looking at some of the trash we have riding now Karl brown would be a multiple champion jockey if he was riding now.
@@ninjackunited6609 these riders are a joke to what we had back then. Wilfred Chin owned Royal Cashel but he was trained by Anthony Pearson, trainer Robert Pearson's father.
One arm swordsman Winston Fanna Griffiths under a peach of a ride,but that boy Karl Brown out of the clouds run him down and buss me bet... thanks rohan for another thriller.
@@phillipjacobs2758And that is one of the main reasons why The Viceroy could never be rated over Legal Light....No weight could stop Legal Light.... winning with 140lbs!
Rohan I'm sorry , I made request about Fanna on Ettu, it was Chai Min beating P. Williams aboard one Redman syndicate own. Where P.Williams fell off after passing the post.
An exciting contest. I believe Fanna rode in an over-confident manner. This is in no way to take away from K.B. who rode an exceptionally well judged and perfectly timed race on the winner.
@@richone2540 Reasonable observation. Fanna was more of a tactician. That was his strong point. You are correct, Changing the stick is sometimes necessary to eek out that little extra from a horse up the stretch. Here is a link on switching the whip, supporting your feedback:- czcams.com/video/Gm755gWCme0/video.html
@@paggyD2024Certainly.... that was Fanna 's weakness....but he had other strength....He was a master of rating a horse on the lead.... He was a master of judging the pace of a race! Which jockey does not have a weakness??
Reasonable observation.... That was Fanna's weakness. Which jockey does not have a weakness?? Fanna was a master of rating a horse on the lead... He was a master of judging the pace of a race! I wish you could remember a Wednesday race day when Fanna rode a horse called NONNA, trained by Feanny beating Charles Hussey on This Buds For You... going 9furlongs &25 yards. Nonna led This Buds For You by 1/2 length from the gate to the wire!
Fanna the viceroy Percy Williams & monarch & aim to please Karl brown & stealing home joe Buchanan & poor little rich girl Steve Rowe Explosive Flag C.Graell
Beautifully ridden by Karl Brown. A good example of why I always felt good whenever he rode a horse that I supported.
I was in high school but I followed every race day,I remember these horses very well,they were a tough set of horses and always turn the table on each other on any given day,sadly thou those jockeys except for a few are not recognized for their contribution to the sport
Karl "mama" Brown with his fancy whipping and nabbing Fanna in the dying moments. A few months later he "hands up" Fanna again when Jack Rollick ran down Milligram in the Prime Minister's Stakes over the same trip. That day it was Desmond Shand (trainer of Jack Rollick) vs the Feanny quartet of Milligram, The Viceroy, Dancing Wolf and Orient Express. Feanny sent Dancing Wolf to press Jack Rollick but "Mama" played the waiting game and even allowed Fanna to pass him going into the home turn but once he entered the stretch, he was all over Jack Rollick and came with a stirring run down the middle of the track to snatch victory close home. Rohan, see if you can find that race. Karl's fancy whipping was awesome that day!!!
I remembered that race, it was also a great call by Brian Rickman
Seriously Karl brown was a real top jockey and didn't get the credit he deserved...the suspension he got that stopped him from winning the jockey.s championship in 95 was cruel.
@@ninjackunited6609It was most unfortunate... Glittering Gold had run up a sequence of victories (I believe 5 in a row), plus he was the odds-on favourite so all eyes were on Karl Brown that day. Royal Cashel won the race (made all) with Neville Anderson, while Glittering Gold broke last and never really recovered though he was a horse known for customary blazing early speed.
@@pelorusjack5461 I remember royal cashel...out of you ok and trained by Wilfred chin....but what they did to Karl brown was cold...and looking at some of the trash we have riding now Karl brown would be a multiple champion jockey if he was riding now.
@@ninjackunited6609 these riders are a joke to what we had back then. Wilfred Chin owned Royal Cashel but he was trained by Anthony Pearson, trainer Robert Pearson's father.
One arm swordsman Winston Fanna Griffiths under a peach of a ride,but that boy Karl Brown out of the clouds run him down and buss me bet... thanks rohan for another thriller.
The weight outdid The Viceroy....aim to please was just too light ....good ride by all jockeys in the race
@@phillipjacobs2758 I figured it was something like that.
@@phillipjacobs2758And that is one of the main reasons why The Viceroy could never be rated over Legal Light....No weight could stop Legal Light.... winning with 140lbs!
Well ridden Karl Brown 👏
Still wating on the grey Khadullah vs The Viceroy and Distinctly native, Restless Glen, Zuki King etc
I would love to see this one too
Don't forget about Milford Sound
Aim to please explore like a stick of dynamite inna the last 40m. Great race
what a ride
Aim to please, those owners were really pleased 🙏🙏💯💯
Wow what a run 😅
Thanks rohan what a joy you bring us again
Blessed Rohan pandohie still waiting on the hickimee vs she's on wheels clash 🙏
A very brilliant rice by the jockey couldn't ask for better ride than i think that jockey was Percival Williams a.k buck Jones
Rohan I'm sorry , I made request about Fanna on Ettu, it was Chai Min beating P. Williams aboard one Redman syndicate own. Where P.Williams fell off after passing the post.
It was life force and chop chop fanna ride life force p william ride chop chop
Rohan since you in 1993 fine this race fountain blue and milligram you have two race with both of them two classic race Percy Williams and C.Graell
Wow! My Viceroy.
Aim to please come from nowhere
An exciting contest. I believe Fanna rode in an over-confident manner. This is in no way to take away from K.B. who rode an exceptionally well judged and perfectly timed race on the winner.
That’s the only time Aim to please beat the viceroy the only time aim to please and that was aim to please last win in him career
Miss Brown
wonder where K Brown and C Morgan are now
Thanks for this, my step dad was the groom of Stealing Home
ALWAYS AIM TO PLEASE R, P, UPTOP.
watta ryde cissy brown
Again, as good as fanna was, he never did much more than 'fan' when he could have changed his stick and hold at times.
Ohhh please, i'm sure if you checked the weights The Viceroy had 126lbs and Aim to Please carried about 98lbs
@@neillyr12robb86 Okay fine. It still has nothing to do with his one dimensional riding style in the stretch drive.
@@richone2540 Reasonable observation. Fanna was more of a tactician. That was his strong point. You are correct, Changing the stick is sometimes necessary to eek out that little extra from a horse up the stretch. Here is a link on switching the whip, supporting your feedback:-
czcams.com/video/Gm755gWCme0/video.html
@@paggyD2024Certainly.... that was Fanna 's weakness....but he had other strength....He was a master of rating a horse on the lead.... He was a master of judging the pace of a race!
Which jockey does not have a weakness??
Reasonable observation.... That was Fanna's weakness. Which jockey does not have a weakness??
Fanna was a master of rating a horse on the lead... He was a master of judging the pace of a race!
I wish you could remember a Wednesday race day when Fanna rode a horse called NONNA, trained by Feanny beating Charles Hussey on This Buds For You... going 9furlongs &25 yards.
Nonna led This Buds For You by 1/2 length from the gate to the wire!
Fanna the viceroy Percy Williams & monarch & aim to please Karl brown & stealing home joe Buchanan & poor little rich girl Steve Rowe Explosive Flag C.Graell
Too bad Steve rowe go coke and crack out, was one of the most promising young riders in that period of time
@Rohan pandohie hickimee vs she's on wheels clash 10 furlongs!