THE STEWARDS CAN GET THIS SERIOUSLY WRONG BECAUSE THEY DO NOT KNOW HOW FIT
THE HORSE WAS THAT SHINN RODE.
These type of steward panel experts, point the finger at Jockeys rides and causing
stress, bad publicity, irreputable damage to a jockeys reputation and suspensions with the WRONG defence
material.
They come to conclusions with their form, speed maps and heavens knows what that the horse
should of won or performed better.
Yet, they have no idea how fit the horse actually was and most times had no hope what so ever.
It is all wrong, wrong and wrong again.
The trainer will try and save his clientel by saying the horse was 100% fit,
so poor the jockey is left like a shag on a rock.
In a court of law, I think I can reverse any wrongful decisions by simply asking the stewarP:
"How Fit was the horse that my client rode?"
They will not be able to answer that question and case is dismissed.
It is like the police taking a driver to court for drink driving, but never did a breath test.
James
Blake Shinn quizzed again over ride
By AAP
9 hours ago
Blake Shinn has been questioned at length in camera at an ongoing inquiry into his ride on
Star Sensation in a race at Rosehill.
Shinn and apprentice Andrew Adkins, who rode Burden Of Proof, again appeared before
Racing NSW stewards on Tuesday over tactics in the race on November 25.
The two were quizzed on race day about their rides with favourite Star Sensation, who drifted
from $3.40 to $4, third and Burden Of Proof fourth behind the Peter and
Paul Snowden-trained pair Bull Market and Poetic Charmer.
The inquiry was again adjourned on Tuesday to allow stewards to obtain and review Shinn's financial and
communication records.
Adkins, who attended with his master Ron Quinton, was told stewards had no further questions for him
but might need to call on him at a later date.
Evidence was also given by Racing NSW chief investigator Nathan Hayward and
betting analyst Mitchell Reid.
At the original inquiry, stewards asked Shinn why he continued to ride forward and cross
to try to gain the lead on
the Mark Newnham-trained Star Sensation instead of following Radiant Choice.
Star Sensation raced outside the leader Maid Marilyn.
Shinn said his instructions were to take up a forward position but he was given no
specific instruction as to where to settle.
Newnham told that inquiry he was generally satisfied with Shinn's tactics