@@johnmccairns9611 crikey, sorry to hear that ⊠đź itâs happened to me a couple of times, most expensively Goshen at Cheltenham, did ok this year +ÂŁ17 after 4 days đ
I totally agree with that, remember the lockdown when racing was stopped for a while? When it started back up again, all the outsiders were going in, the bookies must've made a fortune to make up for lost earnings.
That is not a dive vertical alignment moved at least 1.5 m left in one stride if not expecting the his weight is essentially at 2:30 on a clock hence fall
Ye he jumped of on purpose the bookies have racing fixed with trainers no need for it some decent punters out der getting cleaned out over it yes if proven guilty an idiot can see tht was a set up ND jockey ND trainer should b disqualified over it for life
Have not had a bet on the race as I'm not a punter. But I ride horses and racehorses at that. I'm afraid to say that jockey for whatever reason (money I'd assume) has jumped off that horse. There is no way in gods earth a man who probably sits on 70 to a hundred horses a week comes off like that ...
The final 3 seconds of the video are the best when he sees the horse running back towards him him and he throws his hands in the air as if to say.. Wtf đ
Horse clearly jinks to the left after the last and he is trying to boot it out to get it running again so his feet are high in the irons. Have to say I don't like those false rails - they are an accident waiting to happen and you can see the horse does a similar move about a furlong earlier at the junction. I don't think he takes a fall tbh.
someone who sees it for what it is...the horse was causing the jockey problems from jumping the 2nd last. Jockey made a few mistakes for me, but definitely hasn't taken a dive.
Spot on. Jinks to the left and jockey pushing forward falls off. Incompetent rather than nefarious. Anyone backing 2/9 or laying 999/1 in running has only themselves to blame.
@@davescott5989 This is nowhere near as bad as that as the horse clearly jinks left after the mistake at the last. Townsend runs the horse out at the last when the other 2 horses in front of him fall at the 2nd last and he realises he is going to win. Plus if somebody bet big on the other horse here today then it would be flagged up and be much shorter than the winners SP.
Jockey error - totally disorganised going down to the last where even an amateur would have known he had the race in safe keeping. Fires the horse at the fence and starts riding a finish before he has balanced himself and the horse after the blunder.
He pulls the horseâs head back as he takes the jump. Which you donât do. I have watched this race over and over. Itâs more obvious when watching in slow motion. Staged âfallâ.
Fucked me for ÂŁ950 had it to win over 8 lengths, was going to win it with about 15 easy. Big time corrupt, Sean Quinlan should never race ever again after that shambles. Get him to fuck out racing! Absolutely unbelievable!
It's rare to see a jockey unseat that long after a fence has been jumped. Combine that with the price and it looks dodgy. But why wait until after the last? Surely 3 out would have looked less dodgy
@@Elliot-T true but just looked so weird unseating a good amount of time after the fence like you say with no real reason as to why, just looks like he randomly falls off, nothing to do with the jump at the last
Listened to the so called experts backing him up and giving the detractors lessons in etiquette, but that is the most dodgy unseat I've ever witnessed in 50 years.
Surely if you were going to cheat you'd fall off before you'd successfully jumped all the fences? Unless the method of the cheat was to lay your own horse at 1.01
Why would a jockey throw a race in that way? If it was fixed he would have started whipping it early on then pulled it up. The horse jolted after the last and he lost balance. Its like people still saying Annie Power was fixed. There are easier ways to fix races and they were certainly not one of them
Tellhimlisten looked really hacked off when he came back to Sean..Like WTAF why we're you niggling away at me before the last mate...We we're home and hosed.
Winner backed at 1000 and faller matched at 1.01 to over 70K.. Im with the caller and simply dont know how a horseman is dislodged like that It was shades of Fox at Fontwell.. The only thing more ridiculous is the absolute BS Mick Fitzgerald fed us in an attempt to explain what happened..
70k at 1.01 đźđźđźâŠ whose backing at 1/100 to those amounts on a race at Sedgefield ?? Crikey talk about temptation if itâs that easy to make 70 grand.
What you see on screens around the country is delayed by up to 10 seconds which is due to satellite and internet connections. From monitoring the exchange betting it's fairly obvious that people at the track are taking advantage of that delay and betting on something they know the outcome of before the mugs sitting at home do. On overseas racing it's even more obvious, just watch the exchanges and you'll know the outcome just by monitoring the odds on offer.
If the bookies are potentially going to lose money on a horse. Lets say 5million, its cheaper to strike a deal with a jockey and say we will give you 500k to take a fall if you end up in first place before the line. Bookie keeps all the stakes on the favourite, jockey gets 500k. Its a win win for them. The punter always loses.
Didnt look good even the commentary team struggled to explain it , would like to hear the jockeys explanation and lets hope a full investigation regards betting patterns.
@@AndySmith-lq2di Ok he fixed a two horse race by deliberately jumping off at the last fence. He also guaranteed the mistake and the horse jinking. The truth is that the standard of jump jockeys at the minute is average.
@@AndySmith-lq2di You dont need to fall off a horse to pull it. Just get the jockey to look down He then pulls it up saying it lost its action the horse felt lame.
bollocks that's a blatant dive this needs to be investigated and the bent jockey should be banned allegedly for life for all you layers out there Quinlan did you proud! đ
It looks dodgy but when you see the head on you can understand it, the horse hangs quite a bit to itâs left right after landing. The jockey has all his balance on that side so when the horse does that, the jockey has no chance.
He pulls the horseâs head back as he is taking the jump. Who does that? That was fixed. I rode and did jumping 40+ years. Not professionally. Day one told you lean forward, donât pull reins back as you jump to make it easier for the horse.
@@dianehenkel9088 If you look closely you can see that he does as little as possible to interfere with the horse as its jumping. He only pulls its head back slightly as the horse makes a mistake, preventing it from nodding on landing and possibly falling. This was the right thing to do and there wasnât anything dodgy about that, it was as he landed in one piece that he made the mistake of putting all of his balance on his left foot, so that when the horse hung left, he had nowhere to go apart from down.
@@dianehenkel9088 what are you talking about his hands didnât move off the horses neck going into the jump đ if he was taking a pull his hands would come up
Sean Quinlan has just been involved in a hugely dubious incident in the 2:10 at Sedgefield this afternoon. Even after watching horse racing for 40 years, I have yet to see everything. Absolutely shocking and repugnant watch I've just witnessed.
I think this is a genuine fall. He was shifting his weight to try and keep the horse straight. Thereâs quite a jolt over the last so I expect his foot has come out of the stirrups on the far side, the side we canât see, and then gravity takes its toll.
Horse shifted left. Significantly after a poor jump. No issues of funny business just unlucky and not expecting the moovement.didn't see the race but expect he jumped and Dan straight before hand hence him venturing position in middle as usual. Looks bad from angle but definitely not fixed
đđ just about sums up horse racing.. he should be on the British gymnastics team after a blatent dismount like that..wonder what price his horse for his next "race"
Well I prefer it when the odds on shots get turned over at 2/9 does can't see many people laying out 900 to win 200 but he jumped off any cheating c##t
Hope they examine all the different betting patterns I've never believed a jockey would throw himself off a running horse . But this one definitely looks Dodgy.
Horse clearly went left, jockey inexplicably had the majority of his weight on his right leg, look at it slowly and you can see it. Just terrible horsemanship in my opinion. You would be embarrassed to see that from an amateur at a P2P race.
Most people wouldn't have much sympathie for bigger punters that probably had bets like 4,000 and 5,000 on this horse to ,win some wages but thing is it's pure deception what they do ,but they know can get away with it absolutely putrid to watch .
Wow. Let's not forget people that bookmakers sponsor nearly all stables. Lose the race, we make a shit load of money and we give you a percentage which is alot more than the prize money. Win, win situation. By the way, I know that firsthand because my cousin used to work for a couple of trainers but sssshhhh, you didn't hear it from me.
Absolutely Speechless!!! Sean Quinlan know what he was doing!!!
Even the horse is disgusted with him at the end. đ
đ horse turns around and hoping he doesn't get back up đ
@@johnmccairns9611 đđ
@@edwardferry8247 a was hoping he never got back up to be honest, done me for ÂŁ950 đ
@@johnmccairns9611 crikey, sorry to hear that ⊠đź itâs happened to me a couple of times, most expensively Goshen at Cheltenham, did ok this year +ÂŁ17 after 4 days đ
@@edwardferry8247 haha, not good mate is it. It's a donation for me now I'm used to the losses đ
If a boxer lost like that on purpose he'd be banned for life cheating people who pay your wages.
đŻ shower of cheating b@s
Jumped clean off clear as day ..
Thatâs what I call helping the bookies,say no more.
I totally agree with that, remember the lockdown when racing was stopped for a while? When it started back up again, all the outsiders were going in, the bookies must've made a fortune to make up for lost earnings.
ive been watching racing a long long time and that my friends is what we call diving off on purpose
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That is not a dive vertical alignment moved at least 1.5 m left in one stride if not expecting the his weight is essentially at 2:30 on a clock hence fall
jane a trip to specsavers for you i think
@@paulrichards6894 you must be related to the offender
@@200degrees. watch the head on
thats crazy he jumps off the horse on purpose đđ
Ye he jumped of on purpose the bookies have racing fixed with trainers no need for it some decent punters out der getting cleaned out over it yes if proven guilty an idiot can see tht was a set up ND jockey ND trainer should b disqualified over it for life
Some might say the jockey new exactly what he was doing
Some might say that's a daft thing to think
Some might say that is b.s
Exactly that... it doesnt come obvious than that...
michael...you try deliberately falling of at 35 miles an hour
@@paulrichards6894 not a flat horse over 5f mate. Not going anywhere near that speed.
Have not had a bet on the race as I'm not a punter. But I ride horses and racehorses at that. I'm afraid to say that jockey for whatever reason (money I'd assume) has jumped off that horse. There is no way in gods earth a man who probably sits on 70 to a hundred horses a week comes off like that ...
Megacash is not a punter???đ
Fixed
@@toomuchrespect muppet
Nonsense
@@chrisgraham9778 do expand
Guy in the local Ladbrokes was giving it large going to the last , had a breakdown when it fell , wrecked about 3 screens before they got him out side
Wow only 3 . . Was he Chinese omg wow đđđ
What a lie
I'd have punched 10 screens and the people working there
It didn't fall have your eye's tested
And the Oscar's goes to... đ
The final 3 seconds of the video are the best when he sees the horse running back towards him him and he throws his hands in the air as if to say.. Wtf đ
No, thatâs what you do to stop a horse when itâs running toward you and youâre trying to catch them.
With a jockey like that its a wonder it didn't gallop in opisate way
â@@mikeslotsvideochannel4283 Hayley Moore knows how to catch a horse. đđ» czcams.com/video/PN2IMpwbZWc/video.html
Horse clearly jinks to the left after the last and he is trying to boot it out to get it running again so his feet are high in the irons. Have to say I don't like those false rails - they are an accident waiting to happen and you can see the horse does a similar move about a furlong earlier at the junction.
I don't think he takes a fall tbh.
someone who sees it for what it is...the horse was causing the jockey problems from jumping the 2nd last. Jockey made a few mistakes for me, but definitely hasn't taken a dive.
Wake up gentleman.
Spot on. Jinks to the left and jockey pushing forward falls off. Incompetent rather than nefarious. Anyone backing 2/9 or laying 999/1 in running has only themselves to blame.
That is the dodgiest fall Iâve ever seen, hopefully investigations take place for irregular getting patterns
You havnt sat on a horse before have you. Jaysus
You never seen Paul Townsend on Al Boum Photo at Punchestown then!! If he can get away with that then you can get away with anything.
@@Essydyk this way worse 1/5 on in a 2 runner race, whoever put substancial money on the other horse cleaned up
@@davescott5989 Well said it doesnât get more obvious than this đ jockey probably told all his mates to get on other one
@@davescott5989 This is nowhere near as bad as that as the horse clearly jinks left after the mistake at the last. Townsend runs the horse out at the last when the other 2 horses in front of him fall at the 2nd last and he realises he is going to win.
Plus if somebody bet big on the other horse here today then it would be flagged up and be much shorter than the winners SP.
Jockey error - totally disorganised going down to the last where even an amateur would have known he had the race in safe keeping. Fires the horse at the fence and starts riding a finish before he has balanced himself and the horse after the blunder.
Bang on no reason to get at the horse like that trying to be flash
He done that on purpose đŻIâve watched it 12 times and definitely came of on purpose! I never had a bet in the race so completely neutral..
He pulls the horseâs head back as he takes the jump. Which you donât do. I have watched this race over and over. Itâs more obvious when watching in slow motion. Staged âfallâ.
Fucked me for ÂŁ950 had it to win over 8 lengths, was going to win it with about 15 easy. Big time corrupt, Sean Quinlan should never race ever again after that shambles. Get him to fuck out racing! Absolutely unbelievable!
watched it another 12 times ,He lost his balance ,it's happened to me and i have seen it happen..
Jinks slightly but still don't think it's enough for him to fall off
Works for the bookies, even commentator sees no reason
That looked a very deliberate manoeuvre on Quinlan's part. Very dodgy . I'd love to hear his explanation.
I've watched it in 0.25 x ..It looks blatant đŽđđŒ
They should ban those laser guided binoculars đ
That looked dodgyâŠ.
Very very dodgy
@@jakemcfarlane7384 literally just falls off the horse, nothing that the horse caused
It's rare to see a jockey unseat that long after a fence has been jumped. Combine that with the price and it looks dodgy. But why wait until after the last? Surely 3 out would have looked less dodgy
@@Elliot-T true but just looked so weird unseating a good amount of time after the fence like you say with no real reason as to why, just looks like he randomly falls off, nothing to do with the jump at the last
@@Elliot-T probs was hoping to have a dodgy jump but after the last realised he needed to throw the race in any way possible
This is why so many are digusted with racing and are quitting the game. It's obvious to a blind man what happened here.
cheating in full on action. should be banned for life
Listened to the so called experts backing him up and giving the detractors lessons in etiquette, but that is the most dodgy unseat I've ever witnessed in 50 years.
Surely if you were going to cheat you'd fall off before you'd successfully jumped all the fences?
Unless the method of the cheat was to lay your own horse at 1.01
When the horse jinked slightly left after the last all of Sean's weight was on the other side and gravity took over. Nothing the jockey could do.
You know when you look at someone and you think that this person should not been near a child again.
Quinlan has a huge bet on grey Sky
I like it!!
Why would a jockey throw a race in that way? If it was fixed he would have started whipping it early on then pulled it up. The horse jolted after the last and he lost balance. Its like people still saying Annie Power was fixed. There are easier ways to fix races and they were certainly not one of them
Don't think he three the race .the horse jinked to one side the jockey in the other direction.fair chance of falling off with those dynamics
Yes you'd get in done in the start or middle of the race , not the last when it's more scrutinised
He jumped off the horse should be ban đź
You can tell the commentator thinks something dodgy has occurred. I believe it to be a genuine fall though
Please talk to your doctor dear
@@paulbaker9308 In regards to what good sir
If that'd not corruption I don't know what is đđ
It's your delusion mate
Janet it's definitely corruption
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Good of the horse to come back and tell the jockey what a naff mistake he made.
That was no mistake
Tellhimlisten looked really hacked off when he came back to Sean..Like WTAF why we're you niggling away at me before the last mate...We we're home and hosed.
Damn he just fell off! Horse jumped it perfectly and looked back at the jockey on the ground and think "WTF?"
How did he come off indeed.
Corruption at its finest
This stinks, he jumped off that horse, stewards need to take a very serious look at this
Looks on purpose to me.
Winner backed at 1000 and faller matched at 1.01 to over 70K.. Im with the caller and simply dont know how a horseman is dislodged like that It was shades of Fox at Fontwell.. The only thing more ridiculous is the absolute BS Mick Fitzgerald fed us in an attempt to explain what happened..
70k at 1.01 đźđźđźâŠ whose backing at 1/100 to those amounts on a race at Sedgefield ?? Crikey talk about temptation if itâs that easy to make 70 grand.
They must be mugs even betting at 2/9 sp- idiotic
Why would u back a horse at 1.01 anyway dull cunts
What you see on screens around the country is delayed by up to 10 seconds which is due to satellite and internet connections. From monitoring the exchange betting it's fairly obvious that people at the track are taking advantage of that delay and betting on something they know the outcome of before the mugs sitting at home do. On overseas racing it's even more obvious, just watch the exchanges and you'll know the outcome just by monitoring the odds on offer.
If the bookies are potentially going to lose money on a horse. Lets say 5million, its cheaper to strike a deal with a jockey and say we will give you 500k to take a fall if you end up in first place before the line.
Bookie keeps all the stakes on the favourite, jockey gets 500k. Its a win win for them. The punter always loses.
Correction to the title. DRAMA! 2/9 jockey unseats favourite at the last
Definitely through himself off no question asked from the board of control ???
Didnt look good even the commentary team struggled to explain it , would like to hear the jockeys explanation and lets hope a full investigation regards betting patterns.
Investigate what.? He couldn't guarantee a mistake.. Also if he was jumping off doubt he would of waited untill the last fence.
@@Rivelino824 Oh you doubt , so it might be ok it might not , what price the horse behind in running ,investigate what really you don't know ?
@@AndySmith-lq2di Ok he fixed a two horse race by deliberately jumping off at the last fence. He also guaranteed the mistake and the horse jinking. The truth is that the standard of jump jockeys at the minute is average.
@@Rivelino824 In your opinion.
@@AndySmith-lq2di You dont need to fall off a horse to pull it. Just get the jockey to look down He then pulls it up saying it lost its action the horse felt lame.
I always said sean Quinlan was a bad jockey but after watching that im not so sure ,that was a brilliant UR
đđahh for ducks sake how the duck he wasnât pulled in over that đđ€·ââïžso suspicious đ€š
bollocks that's a blatant dive this needs to be investigated and the bent jockey should be banned allegedly for life for all you layers out there Quinlan did you proud! đ
You are a buffoon
It looks dodgy but when you see the head on you can understand it, the horse hangs quite a bit to itâs left right after landing. The jockey has all his balance on that side so when the horse does that, the jockey has no chance.
haha stop talking nonsense
He pulls the horseâs head back as he is taking the jump. Who does that? That was fixed. I rode and did jumping 40+ years. Not professionally. Day one told you lean forward, donât pull reins back as you jump to make it easier for the horse.
@@Chief_Brody well what do you think then?
@@dianehenkel9088 If you look closely you can see that he does as little as possible to interfere with the horse as its jumping. He only pulls its head back slightly as the horse makes a mistake, preventing it from nodding on landing and possibly falling. This was the right thing to do and there wasnât anything dodgy about that, it was as he landed in one piece that he made the mistake of putting all of his balance on his left foot, so that when the horse hung left, he had nowhere to go apart from down.
@@dianehenkel9088 what are you talking about his hands didnât move off the horses neck going into the jump đ if he was taking a pull his hands would come up
Took a dive better than a football player perfect 10 out 10đđđ
The horse DOES jink to its left after the jump...jockeys momentum carried him forward?
That race should be re run again
Absolute justice, after so much unnecessary stick. The jockey ought to retire...forcibly.
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Just noticed watch how far back he throws his right leg prior to exiting.
I think he jumped off on purpose at 40 mph and risking being in a wheelchair the rest of his life because some punter has had it in a 5p round robin!
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Will ya stop.for fuck sake he practically took his foot out of the iron before the fence .to get ready for the dive .
@@lillad4922 đ„±
Looked like the jockey just jumped off. Are they allowed to do that?
Sean Quinlan has just been involved in a hugely dubious incident in the 2:10 at Sedgefield this afternoon. Even after watching horse racing for 40 years, I have yet to see everything. Absolutely shocking and repugnant watch I've just witnessed.
Hmm đ€ I wouldnât blame the horse lol đ thatâs got to be the worse cheating Iâve seen in a long time he should be banned for life
If its true some big bets for the jockey too unseat the rider in running... the bha need to investigate
Itâs not a mystery, the jockey jumped off its backđđđđđ
He jumps off pause video straight after horse jumps the last he was on the horse and horse was on all 4s 10 or so yards after the last.
I think this is a genuine fall. He was shifting his weight to try and keep the horse straight. Thereâs quite a jolt over the last so I expect his foot has come out of the stirrups on the far side, the side we canât see, and then gravity takes its toll.
and the horse jinked sharply left as the head on showed
Yea...., big jolt to the left and he became unbalanced quickly.
Straight ?? he was about 15 lengths clear .
You for real. He jumped off
Glad some people like you can analyse and not just jump to conlusions. Don't get me wrong I love to bash cheaters but this jockey does to win
It looks suspicious but if it was fixed he would have simply fallen of the horse when it made the last fence blunder.
I just think it was bad luck
Horse shifted left. Significantly after a poor jump. No issues of funny business just unlucky and not expecting the moovement.didn't see the race but expect he jumped and Dan straight before hand hence him venturing position in middle as usual. Looks bad from angle but definitely not fixed
So dodgy, the jockey literally "jumped off" of the horse!!!! So corrupt.
I thought he had lost a stirrup but that wasn't the case. Very strange. What did the stipes say?
That horse looked happy to get rid of him!!
Bloody disgrace even the so called commentators know what he's done but still back him up
They are cheating, no way can falling done like that
Hahahha even neymar,will be proud of that go on my son yeah
He's done that on purpose should be banned
He sells out the race đź
Best diver since Tom Daley won his last Gold medal.
The amount of accums Place pots quadpots jackpots on that favourite lol jockey was probably tired after that long race
Oh dear that's shocking!!
Talk about a deliberate fall! Was he charged?
All I can say at this moment in time is,back everything Olly Murphy sends out atm,yard is on fire
IF THE YARD IS ON FIRE, HOPE THE HORSES ARE OK LOL
Just jumps offđđđ, this sport is shocking
It does look dodgy at 1st but the horse does jink
Look at the head on at the very end the horse moves snappy right ,,,glad he a ok đź
đđđđđFIX
He tries to put the horse down but it didn't work out so he jumped off he was paid to do sođ đ
The final head on clearly shows the horse veering dramatically to the left. Still bad jockeyship though.
This is why i donât bet on races lower than 5 horses.
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đđ just about sums up horse racing.. he should be on the British gymnastics team after a blatent dismount like that..wonder what price his horse for his next "race"
He threw himself off , terrible for the sport.
A Ruby special!
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Had a tenner in the winner, lucky or what đ đ đ
Why are horses always blamed for jockey errors?
Well I prefer it when the odds on shots get turned over at 2/9 does can't see many people laying out 900 to win 200 but he jumped off any cheating c##t
Nonsense- horse jinked.
Just check the online betting movements before the last fence ..
Enquiry please
The connections were on the horse đŽ that won đđ
Hope they examine all the different betting patterns I've never believed a jockey would throw himself off a running horse . But this one definitely looks Dodgy.
Horse clearly went left, jockey inexplicably had the majority of his weight on his right leg, look at it slowly and you can see it. Just terrible horsemanship in my opinion. You would be embarrassed to see that from an amateur at a P2P race.
Took a dive
Why poor jockey that definitely was fixed if racing is to survive incidence like this they need to clamp down hard it getting as bad as boxing.
Most people wouldn't have much sympathie for bigger punters that probably had bets like 4,000 and 5,000 on this horse to ,win some wages but thing is it's pure deception what they do ,but they know can get away with it absolutely putrid to watch .
Sorry Sean,Clint Eastwood says you cant get a part in his next Western,you cant ride a horse.
Looks bad but genuinely think horse jinked left and came out from under him,you don't jump off a horse at 30mph risking certain death?
Was there a stewards enquiry
Wow. Let's not forget people that bookmakers sponsor nearly all stables. Lose the race, we make a shit load of money and we give you a percentage which is alot more than the prize money. Win, win situation. By the way, I know that firsthand because my cousin used to work for a couple of trainers but sssshhhh, you didn't hear it from me.
What jockey would jump off a horse at 30mph on purpose⊠they donât, clearly wasnât on purpose
Graham bradley
He wouldn't have been going the colour of 30mph after the last . He was barely out of a half speed after getting to the bottom of the fence
For money
Nothing will get done about it