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The Killarney 15:55 yesterday. The stewards decided that “while Saldier had caused interference to Vina Ardanza, on the balance of probabilities, he had not improved his position as a result of the interference.” The margin was a nose. We cover it on the Weighed-In Podcast today.

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Conor McSharry3 years ago

There's a bias or at least unconscious bias within irish racing favoring high profile jockeys, trainers and owners. It's inconsistent and unfair

Michael Looby3 years ago

Minor enough esp when jumping a fence,2nd got in front on run in,had every chance to win regardless and didnt

Kevin Burns3 years ago

Cant believe that result stood. Oh hang on a minute. The winner was trained by Mullins . That explains it

Paul Griffiths3 years ago

I know where you’re coming from Kevin but the second had plenty of time to go and win the race? It’s the kind of interference that happens in most big field NH races. What if it happened at the first fence?

Paul Wing 🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆🏆3 years ago

Another awful decision,by Irish stewards, does horse racing no favours these sort of decisions,it looks like favouring big names.

IAN MACKIE 🌱3 years ago

According to Kevin O’Ryan & Lisa O’Neil both on track yesterday the stewards on course did not call a stewards enquiry for 10 minutes either Kevin.

gary3 years ago

Awful decision and conflicting narrative. Given the distance interference and improvement has to be related. Either both yes or no

Bernie3 years ago

They reversed thedevilscoachman and ramillies earlier in the season before people says its because of mullins

Bobby Moore3 years ago

Hey Killarney stewards, quick question..

Irish Racing 73 years ago

People saying this is "minor", and didn't effect the result, need to find a new hobby!, This should have been turned around, if you have a different opinion, that is completely fine, but it is also completely wrong!😘

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