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John Francome - King for a Day - Part 2 - John McCririck Interview on ATR
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2015
- John Francome RealMcCririck.com - John McCririck interviews 7 times National Hunt Champion Jockey John Francome on King For A Day on At The Races AtTheRaces.com. In Part 2 John talks about The Grand National and how they have changed the race which he now describes as a war of attrition.You can also watch this video here • John Francome - King f...
Wonderful discussion from 2 of my favourite legends.
Wish JF was in charge of TV racing
@@charlesmckinley8747 Yes, so many changes to fences. The run offs are a good idea along side the fences on the edge of the course. The drops are modified. The firmness of the fences changed. No remounting. Minimum 40 runners. You ever seen the Velka Pardubica?
@@charlesmckinley8747 It's mostly geldings that go jumping. They are either pets, meat or sport horses. If a horses doesn't want to jump, it won't do it, and there is no point keeping a non goer in training. All possible negatives of racing have been addressed and readdressed, from the padding on hurdles down to the padding on whips. Vets are always on course, and racehorses are euthanized by injection nowadays if fatally injured on course. It's a safe as they can make it and still keep it the spectacle it is. Yes Charlie Mann won the Pardubicka in 1995 ua-cam.com/video/tM_KEAWpcck/v-deo.html
@@charlesmckinley8747 Without racing there would be no TB breeding industry or horses in training. Everything that can be done for safety is done. These industries are massive employers, and not just in the UK. People have always raced horses in all cultures; long may it continue.
@@charlesmckinley8747 You're welcome. Always happy to chat horses.