AMAZING ride! Horse detached throughout but somehow wins at Chepstow!

Incredible from Burrows Park and Charlie Deutsch, detached for much of the race but they never-say-die and somehow manage to win at Chepstow for Venetia Williams!
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[@reenieager4243]

Jockey knew his horse and allowed him not to be stressed or under undue pressure. Really clever riding. Well done! Great race to watch.

[@juliaweber212]

I agree

[@the_original_public_newsense]

This is how we were instructed to run in competitions in track.

[@dennisg4053]

Belmont Race with Secretariat set two World-records - He finished the Belmont 1.5 mile race in 2:24 secs. Winning the race 31 lengths ahead of Sham. The crazy thing is the Secretariat jockey was NOT using the whip, at ALL! While looking ate studying the films of that... You can plainly see Sham's jockey using the whip a LOT!

[@garyleblanc5517]

The eventual winner was so far behind the pack that it was able to go through any gap in the jump that got knocked down. Wasn't able to do that everytime, but that saved a lot of time AND energy. Always on the rail when appropriate. Excellent jockey skills.

[@swinde]

Reminds me of a race at the Belmont Stakes in the 1950s (I think). Needles was in last place for most of the race, but turned it on toward the final stage and won by several lengths at the 1.5 mile track in Baltimore, MD. We listened to it on the radio, an old Truetone from Western Auto which was in a console and about 4 feet tall. We did not even have a TV then.

[@LimitedState]

Text book pacing on a horse the rider clearly knows.. timed perfectly because he knows his horse is not as tired but is fast enough to pull away when needed. Great race.

[@earnmoneyonline2756]

My name💛

[@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3]

Repent to Jesus Christ “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭5:9‬ ‭NIV‬‬

[@noelinecourtney722]

It was a great pleasure to see the Jockey allow his mount to run the race the way he knew was right. All the other horses took off and fought for the lead. Long race hurdles and undulating track. I was so happy to see the winner was the one with the intelligent Jockey.

[@WhiteUnicorn82]

Did it make you happy furlong? I ended up saddle day.

[@astrophe-cat]

Sadly the equally sadistic as the rest. Kept whipping the poor horse even when it was way ahead...

[@Rocky0Road]

it was the horse

[@dennishoffmann2612]

These Jockeys are all animal abuser

[@WiseMysticalTree4]

Read my name.,

[@sideout1961]

What I thought was amazing is that it appeared that the jockey didn't even have to use his whip till the very last seconds. The horse had a lot of heart and made that last stretch on his own.

[@kwiknkleen]

I thought that as well.

[@johanna7096]

I’ve read some studies about barrel racing that proved that the horses aren’t faster when they are whipped/kicked a lot or with force. I think we can apply that to almost every other horse sport.

[@DawnOldham]

I know absolutely nothing about horse racing, but it did stand out to me that the winner only used the whip once that I noticed. The others used theirs much more often, which bothered me.

[@silverlily4681]

Indeed! I loved the jockey for that ❤️

[@TheRealMcFIy]

Pretty much let that horse run it’s own race. Just gave him a little encouragement at the end.

[@Hankyjane]

Secretariat did that. Just pasted the other horses like they were standing still, from the back. Still gives me chill bumps.

[@midasspider530]

Love Secritariat! Watch Rich Strike in 2022 Kentucky Derby.

[@cherrytate7149]

Thank God someone remembers SECRETARIAT...❤....Brilliant horse AND ....YES ....HE DID THAT.👍🤩🇬🇧

[@moniqueengleman873]

I got to see Secretariat in person. I worked mucking stalls and running errands. All the horses are special, but Secretariat is still my favorite. After all these years.....

[@georgiabelle3717]

I had the same thought about Secretariat while watching the race.

[@spicyirwin5835]

Secretariat loved to pass other horses. His heart was truly a big one & his character was the best also. He would face those cameras like a winner! He wasnt detached but Secretariated the race by flying over the jumps at the end also!

[@rodcaronsax]

That was one of the best horse races I've ever seen. The true underdog wins! Congrats to both horse and jockey!

[@howler6490]

That was NEVER an UNDERDOG. That was a race by a jockey who has trained with his mount and knows with a fair degree of certainty what it is capable of...and then raced the horse to fit its abilities. A great race by a good jockey and a very capable horse. Well done the pair of you...

[@g_g...]

THIS is one of the best races you've seen??? Damn horse racing is boring as hell. No wonder people only go there for bets.

[@rodcaronsax]

@@g_g...horse race. Not all types of racing, duh. I used to drag race motocycles. Ever see an Indy Car race live? Plenty of exciting races out there. Read my comment...HORSE RACE

[@g_g...]

@@rodcaronsax yeah, that's what i meant. We're in the context of horses so i didn't think to elaborate

[@Praise___YaH]

Guys, HERE is Our TRUE Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

[@michaelwachendorf2096]

That was amazing. Congrats to the jockey and the horse. That was really exciting

[@michaelwachendorf2096]

@Praise Jesus, Repent or Likewise Perish nope I'm good. In your religion you've killed in his name stole in his name raped in his name and so has Catholics and Christians many many many other religious organization. Maybe those groups should be asking for forgiveness from the cultures they've destroyed. 🤔. He listens to me behind closed doors where ever I am. Or has everyone in a religious organization forgotten that part of the Bible.I call religious organization organization because your groups make more money then most large corporations do. To me that's saying something pretty loud and clear.

[@WhiteUnicorn82]

I watched only the last bit so missed the part with the jockey.

[@WhiteUnicorn82]

Did you end up repenting to Jesus? Just curious.. 😏

[@janetritchie7499]

This is a brutal race. Very hard on the horses.

[@thomasj2972]

@@janetritchie7499 how so?

[@MizzieYT]

As someone who has been horseback riding for about 9 years I haven't seen someone this caring of their horse. A lot of racing horses are sadly abused so that pain is associated with not going at full speed. This rider just let the horse run and do the course in the way it could give its all in the end. Beautiful to see the bond and how this team won.

[@debbiehollis5711]

Think you will find there is a lot more strategy involved. There is a huge amount of money involved in horse racing The Horses are so expensive and they live like kings

[@TakenByStormEquestrian]

@@debbiehollis5711 they do not live like kings. Many are stall-bound with no pasture time, over-handled as a foal, started way too early which damaged their spine and legs, kept at an unhealthy low weight to be faster, the whips are misused for abuse on them, only know how to run and anything else stresses them out after, and many other terrible things. These horses don’t live like kings, they live like prisoners.

[@debbiehollis5711]

@@TakenByStormEquestrian yes they do .Used to work at a racing stables and exercise the horses on the gallops .Horses are well looked after otherwise their performance wouldn't be good .

[@TakenByStormEquestrian]

@@debbiehollis5711 so you believe horses being smacked with crops, having their face being pulled, pushing themselves too hard, staying indoors unless working, being drugged to hide pain, being broken in easier than your spine develops, and many other horror level abuse makes them live like kings? Go take a 5-7 year old child, put a backpack on them, rip them away from their mother and start handing them, make them run… maybe 800 meters, whip them during it when it isn’t to your desired speed, then drug them to hide the pain. Not so okay now, huh?

[@eliasstudios3352]

@@debbiehollis5711 well looked after and live happy lives are different things. Trust me

[@nancyaylward1176]

That reminded me of Secretariat! The jockey just let him pace himself and then let him do his burst and come from behind. Awesome!

[@hpharridan]

Zenyatta, as well

[@lyndachabane1931]

Totally... Honoured to say I have one of his offspring. Unlike Secretariat he didn't take to racing so I grabbed him ❤️

[@realmahadeo]

@@lyndachabane1931 is this a true quote? only 2 living offsprings? "Secretariat had more than 650 registered foals when he died, the last group born in 1990. Today, there are two living Secretariat offspring: 34-year-old Border Run and 33-year-old Trusted Company, both of whom celebrated birthdays on Jan. 1, reports Thoroughbred Racing Commentary."

[@lyndachabane1931]

@@realmahadeo Yes indeed, I would never claim it if he wasn't. My boy, now 14, race name Hullway, but known as Lenny, sire was Mujadil, dam Sweet Adenine. I bought him as a 4yo from Ireland where he was in training but failed so never raced I am glad to say. He is the most laid back TB ever. I have had the pleasure of owning him for 10 years now, had a few hairy moments with him but on the whole he is my horse of a lifetime. I did my research on him obviously.

[@realmahadeo]

@@lyndachabane1931 thanks for the response Lynda. I do not know much about horse breeding, but I always admired these majestic animals. It sounds so nice to own an offspring of the legendary race horse! Glad to hear your boy lives a happy laid back life :)

[@strikemaster1]

By staying out of trouble at the rear, he was able to save the best for last. In jumping events, some horses can be encouraged to jump too soon by other horses close by, which can severely affect their stride. This could be one of these horses.

[@chankwanting]

Never mind not induced to jumping too soon. By not being up front, it didn't even have to jump at 4:00 . :-D

[@whitefang351]

@@chankwanting another earlier one too, as I recall.

[@sunnyjim1355]

I have zero interest in horse racing, I've never even had a punt on the Grand National, but even I can see that that was very well done

[@martinfoulner2570]

I watched this because from the title I thought the horses saddle was LOOSE!! to be fair growing up in Musselburgh, Racing meant that we couldn't play golf that day. geat race though [and i learned something too].

[@delboy6364]

@@martinfoulner2570 only in Edinburgh would a fkin horse race stop u playing golf🙃😶😂

[@joshj4693]

Stick to that as well. It will only cost you bank and stress. It’s the hardest market to predict..

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

lol yes me too!

[@pv24518]

I was thinking the same, imagine the condition, the lungs capacity from those animals... Incredible.

[@iahelcathartesaura3887]

I've rarely if ever seen a never-say-die win such as this. Amazing! And superb horsemanship from this jockey Charlie Deutsch!

[@tosgem]

Is it just me or does something about this make you emotional, almost teary. That horse is like a faithful servant who never lets you down even when everyone has written you off. It was especially moving to see it happen while the jockey hardly used the strap

[@Durga-ma]

Me too... Felt the same 😭😍❤️

[@sandeepatrick5905]

I got emotional too. I FELT that horse breaking loose & REACHING to win.

[@wowJhil]

Same here! I never watch these, but I was so happy for the horse! It felt really that this was all on him, his ride!

[@YamiKisara]

IDK, sounds to me like y'all are watching too much Hollywood, but if you had a great time, who am I to judge!

[@marugg78]

Give me a whip and I can turn you into my faithful servant too, 😂. To a point where I hardly have to use it.

[@lindapetro5594]

What a long race, plus all those jumps! Amazing race all around. The great closing of the last horse, of course, was incredible!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@daviddixon1175]

Reminds me of a horse called Run Over was over half track away , commentators thought it pulled up or given up but came like a train won by six lengths UNBELIEVABLE VICTORY

[@juliaweber212]

Now that's so awesome to see

[@mosienko1983]

@Praise Jesus, Repent or Likewise Perish You are an annoying dope

[@YogSoth]

@Praise Jesus, Repent or Likewise Perish Cool story bro

[@thatroger8548]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/onatnZ1-fpmZndE here's a video of that race.

[@L.A.M]

I am not into racing as I used to be when I was a kid and fascinated about Ruffian and Secretariat,yet this video appeared in my KZbin recommendations and I decided to watch it. Such a good decision! I have never seen such a clean race, even though some jockeys did not calculate well the distance of the jumps, although they use the whip at the end, I feel like this is kind of good comparated to what I am used to see in racing. It's splendid to see this Metaphor of "do not give up" in a real life example. They were losing for a lot of horses in distance, but they got it in the end. Splendid! So, Apply this to your life, do not give up even though it seems that you're not going to win, because with effort you will get it.

[@CaliColts22]

That's the best stretch run comeback I've seen in years wow get that horse with out jumps and see how he fairs

[@gregd6706]

Didn't watch the Derby?

[@juliaweber212]

And without a whip used that's brilliant and a great horse

[@MikeJones-jh5ih]

The whip was used at 3:49

[@ISOTROPOSPHERE]

I think that you can actually see that horse lowering its head more so than the others on that final stretch and kind of dig in so to speak to pull out the win. Very cool!!!

[@harrycurrie9664]

Not detached at all ...just running his own race.

[@joseph1845]

AMAZING ride! Horse just running his own race somehow wins at Chepstow!

[@harrycurrie9664]

@@joseph1845 Still it makes you ask what would have happened if he ran their race.

[@billylarkin6362]

He did not run that race deliberately that way. Clown

[@harrycurrie9664]

@@billylarkin6362 Why not settle your horse, give him plenty of time to sight his jumps, no hussle or bussle while the others chop and change up front, tiring themselves out. The horse obviously has plenty of stamina and the tempo suited him. Dipstick.

[@barbaradyson6951]

@@billylarkin6362 er. My TB would do things his way. No use hitting him he would go slow. I used to growl at him and he WOULD go faster but it was on his terms. TBs are incredibly intelligent animals.

[@grammajo1889]

This was an absolute pleasure to watch. My muscles get all tensed up and my heart races. That horse is amazing!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@nicolaharris9126]

Why don’t we remove all whips? Every rider would be at the same advantage/disadvantage. Let’s see which horses really respond to the love of racing & the bond with their jockey.

[@joe7965]

@@nicolaharris9126 I race, and the whip is needed in racing.

[@nicolaharris9126]

@@joe7965 Hi Joe! I’m genuinely interested why the whip is needed. As I said before, if nobody used a whip, aren’t you then all at the same advantage/disadvantage in a race? ....and then wouldn’t that eliminate the need to make decisions about jockeys who use the whip excessively?

[@nicolaharris9126]

@@joe7965 Interesting to know. So sometimes more as a tool to focus a horse. Thanks for taking the time to let me know.

[@LibraOnAmission7]

Proves the adage Never, ever give up👍 Brilliant ride..

[@kitkat5596]

The rider had enough passion for his steed not to whip him, so the horse trusted him and tried harder. Which can’t be said for the other riders that push their horses to hard at the start and when they started to get tired they started whipping them, that’s not much motivation for the horses to be abused when they start losing. 🙄 So I’m glad the ‘under dog’ won.

[@tamiaaa1931]

Well at the end he did whip him very much..unless I’m just seeing wrong lol

[@samsmom1491]

I'm not a fan of the whip or spurs. Either a horse wants to run or not. There is a lot of mistreatment of horses that I don't like in this sport, although I love watching a good race. Very torn in my feelings knowing the reality of what the majority of these horses go through.

[@johanna7096]

I counted two or three hits with the whip 🤔 very often jockeys just „show“ the whip and not use them. Little fun fact: I’ve read some studies about barrel racing that proved that the horses aren’t faster when they are whipped/kicked a lot or with force.

[@astrophe-cat]

These are sadly no steeds that are treated kindly - all about money and who becomes first. Spurs, straps and whips have little to do with trust... at least in such "sports"

[@niemand262]

There was a study on fighter pilots. An old idea was that punishment would improve their performance. It turns out that because they are already strongly motivated to do well, punishment actually made them perform worse on future attempts than if the error had simply been acknowledged and otherwise ignored. It seems obviously retrospect that you don't have to compel Michael Jordan to want to succeed, but you'd be surprised how long it takes new knowledge to percolate through society.

[@LilMissPatriot]

That was spectacular! Fabulous horse and brilliant jockey! ♥️♥️🏇

[@alvashoemaker8536]

EXCITING race! Those horses ran their best, and never quit; those jockeys asked for and got great output; FINE race; unexpected outcome….! 👍🏼👍🏼😃😃👣

[@thedude4794]

Absolutely brilliant race

[@AndiRose21]

Fantastic!!! Absolutely genius handling of his horse, knew how to manage his power.

[@lyngruen8607]

He KNEW what he was doing. Beautiful work...team work...🐎💖 he was MADE TO 🏆 WIN!

[@helmuthschultes9243]

Excellent ride, let the others wear out their horses and come through full energy to finish winner.

[@CostlyFiddle]

That's what happens when you have a true connection with your horse!

[@Dodger2879]

I want to hug the horse and buy the jockey a beer! Great teamwork guys!

[@wallyjansen898]

A pity hé is not allowed that beer, think of his weight.

[@dixietenbroeck8717]

Truly impressive horse, and an excellent jockey, too! Thanks for sharing this video. 👍🤗

[@silverlily4681]

OMG, this was one of the most amazing come back I have seen ❤️❤️, they are both Amazing 😘😘✊✊, so much emotion watching this win ❤️❤️, the horse was seem the smallest one too ❤️

[@billtukana5916]

Yes smallest but biggest heart. I have to watch this again.

[@linpearson5846]

Lovely to watch but always feel so so sorry for the horses. If one knows and understands horses one can see those poor horses are really struggling towards the end to keep going.

[@VickieV1333]

If the horse didn’t want to run, they wouldn’t. They are well taking care of.

[@tamiaaa1931]

@@VickieV1333 yes bc them being whipped repeatedly is them being “well taken care of “

[@nickdaniels2083]

@@tamiaaa1931 horses skin are like leather. They do feel the whip but it doesn't hurt them, it's more the sound along with the contact that motivates the horse to move. It's not fear of pain just and instinctual thing. Most horses love racing, some so not though. This horse did not appear to be in duress or stress of any kind, it understood what it was doing and it wanted to win.

[@tamiaaa1931]

@@nickdaniels2083 that’s so false lol, if you had done research then you would know that horses have more nerves..it literally hurts them. If it didn’t then they wouldn’t have a reaction to it but they do. Also the horse could’ve won without whipping. That’s really all I’m pointing out. Whipping doesn’t do anything but cause pain.

[@i.m.7710]

I agree. Plus, so many horses have died (Santa Anita). This was an exciting race, the winner was amazing, congratulations to all! Long race, many jumps. I hope public pressure and regulators will ensure more safety for horses in future.

[@sunseeker4775]

First race I have ever watched on you tube and what a treat. He certainly knew his horse well and refrained from using the whip until at the very end, but he didn't need to. What an amazing race.

[@JaneSmith0709]

Look up Secretariat in the Belmont race, most amazing thing I've ever seen.

[@lisahumphries3898]

Bless all those horses. ❤️

[@dustyharry8402]

I sure would like someone lines up those jockeys , whip the crap out of them and see how fast they can run.

[@Shastasnow]

They are all so pretty ☺️🐴🦄🐎

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@patrickswift9977]

That was one of the best no way winner, back in the stables run I've ever 😁🥇 bless that amazing horse, it was like seeing a biplane turn into a jet fighter right in front of you brilliant 👍

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@gordonrundell3260]

Smart ride persevered knowing the horse stays

[@jwvandegronden]

As a kid I was addicted to the black beauty series of books. I devoured them, even though I had nothing with horses and still now I keep my distance with a healthy dose of awe for these gorgeous creatures. But to witness in real life play out a race that could have well been a chapter in one of these books is riveting to watch! Sat on the edge of my seat... People are weird... ;-)

[@thehappyhunter4241]

A great ride, never panicked, superb!!

[@juliaweber212]

What I liked he didn't use a whip alot of Jockeys do and I don't like them

[@joe7965]

​@juliaweber212 I race, and i use the whip to keep the horse focused. Unfortunately, some horses can be a bit lazy and need the whip to keep them going.

[@Michellemutts7848]

Brilliant comeback, just shows you don't have to beat your horse to get it to run faster. To want to do it is far more rewarding than to be forced ♥️

[@donaldcendana7288]

nice run!!!!...Really shows the spirit the animal. Thanks for the vid

[@suhacaykoylu8259]

I enjoyed this race, congrats to the winner. Well done; remarkable comeback.

[@gbaca07]

Wow crazy race, he came from the very back. Amazing

[@jasonhanner6815]

@Geraldine. You are right, how is the virus situation in your city and how is your weekend?

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings 🖖 , I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today ❤

[@reeritz1280]

Kentucky Derby fan here...this race was AMAZING...Koo, jumping hurdles during a race...now that takes skill & endurance! KUDO'S to winner👏👏👏

[@michaelc3051]

That was great to watch. Perseverance!

[@systemuser8701]

That's not just a Jockey. He _understands_ his Horse. That's a bona fide COWBOY !!!

[@malvernwarmington4942]

Took the shortest way round all the way. Intelligent ride.

[@user-he2ou2ex2f]

You can still do that tracking the leaders

[@jeffreyelliott622]

Come from behind to WIN in time !!! Not bad at all !! What a race and kept the horse in strong gallop mode and just flipped the afterburner switch to fly past the field for the VICTORY !!! Damn !!!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings 🖖 , I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today

[@neilgraves5069]

Brilliant . Fantastic riding by Jockey . Superb horse.

[@TheAntiDoteNZ]

Fabulous race, it looked effortless for the winner, job well done and big smiles here

[@womanofsubstance8735]

Burrows Park was just drafting the others, saving himself for the important part. Yay!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings 🖖 , I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today ❤

[@beboboymann3823]

I’m a grown hard assed man but I always get tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat watching horses wanting to win give it everything they can give. This horse had the desire to win and took it all.

[@ianwatson4192]

78

[@thetinychapel]

Burrows Park saw the opening and just seized the moment. They do like to run and win, these equine athletes!

[@kaylaireland3494]

Fantastic ride from that jockey!

[@delboy6364]

Said the nun to the bishop

[@philhand5830]

What heart hath the horse!!!

[@vangstr]

That was such an emotional race! That jockey knew his horse and never discouraged it even from behind. Trust and connection of the two proven in spades for the win! Thanks for the awesome video!

[@Brinster48]

What an amazing feat. Well done that Jockey and horse!

[@deannewilliams3321]

Nice! I love when they hold back a powerful horse until all the others are tired, then they just zoom on by at the end when the jockey lets them fly!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@YamiKisara]

Horse races always remind me of an old joke: a teacher takes her class of first graders to the horse track, and at some point some of the boys need to pee, but can't reach the urinal, so she goes in with them and picks them up one by one. At some point she glances down and gets all flustered "my, you're well endowed" and the boy replies "well, ma'am, I'm one of the jockeys."

[@kaylam.j.2172]

I don’t know why but watching these races gets me so emotional. I watch these horses running and giving their whole body and hearts into these races. All of these horses are beautiful and amazing. I think all of these have the potential to win, it depends so much on the rider and knowing the horses needs, limits and how they run. And the way the rider is upon the horse, the white horse that was in front for quite awhile started falling behind probably because was being pushed from the beginning and the jokey might’ve started to get tired himself and wasn’t riding the way he could’ve to give that horse it’s potential. But I do love seeing the under dog coming up from the back and winning!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@biggdogg99848]

A feel what you are saying a think you are a beautiful soul ❤

[@andrewrice2820]

but imagine if he'd of fell at the last after getting into that position, hope they gave that lil horse with the big heart plenty of apples afterwards

[@solmartel360]

Terrific horsemanship! This dude knows his horse and he trusted him/her. So beautiful!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@sandraatkinson5065]

Wow what an amazing race he knew just what his horse could do and didn’t really lift his whip either not like the others that had pushed their horses and then whip the hell out of them great ride

[@mikahist4155]

The beating of the horses is very aggressive - its disgusting. Imagine the Stress Level the horses habe, especially the second place. Heart rate was high because of the fast run, then the adrenaline- the horses are running for their lives. Hope beating the horses will be forbidden soon.

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@mbarkaboussam4166]

اغععع٩٨

[@mbarkaboussam4166]

مهه

[@joe7965]

​@mikahist4155 I race, and most of the time, im just showing the horse the whip to remind him to keep focused or he will get a smack with the whip.

[@indemniman1623]

Those horses are athletes, ..love it !

[@davyboy232]

It's an amazing ride because it's hard to come from behind at Chepstow with all the undulations on the track it's always been like that as far back as I can remember

[@barneyveld6730]

Very long straight though,it's like slow motion when you're there.see this alot at Chepstow

[@goonervillegonad3662]

The jockey didn’t have the horse on his back

[@Olbol288]

Congratulations overcoming the undulations

[@delboy6364]

Uphill before the last straight! Must've been told there was some suga lumps at the finish line

[@juliaweber212]

I know those jumps look difficult

[@Vutsman1]

INCREDIBLE! NOW THAT WAS A RACE.

[@andychambers3802]

I was at Chepstow to see this live and was one of the very few to cheer both horse and jockey into the winners enclosure (cheeky fiver at 33s, happy days)..Charlie Deutsch is one of the best at nursing horses round a track at the right pace and a fantastic training performance from Venetia Williams to get this great horse running so well after a long break. Well done all 👏

[@trixVK]

I love these races. Absolute genius and a good jockey too. 💛🙂

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@LA70S]

Love to watch races like this. 👍

[@davidwalter8821]

Hello Linda how are you doing

[@catherinemiller3168]

Similar to Paisley Parks run when he got left 20 lengths at the start.

[@grr619]

Thrilling stuff!! That's how you ride. Well-played, that jockey. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@lathatampi]

Incredible performance!

[@princeharming8963]

AH- Mazing! Beautifully done!

[@stevecampbell6294]

Ride of the season.

[@michellek479]

That’s incredible!!

[@davidwalter8821]

Hello Michelle how are you doing?

[@firewaterbydesign]

I absolutely love races like this!!!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings 🖖 , I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today 🇦🇪🙏

[@marcoliverzwanziger1329]

Amazing!!! Thanks for up loading! Great horse and jockey.

[@Laura.0123]

That was impressive. Like the turtle that won the race against the hare.👏🏼

[@juliaweber212]

Exactly brilliant

[@rowaddyvash]

Tortoise, maybe?

[@Laura.0123]

@@rowaddyvash Yes that’s it. 😉

[@robertplumb9782]

Beautiful beautiful Horse 🐎. Should be given a Special Prize for such an Amazing Run.

[@gedhuffadine5796]

Great run well done

[@justsaying2]

Old trick that still works. beautifully done.

[@charlottewebster4233]

2:52 There he goes... "Scuse me.. sorry can we just scoot by you a tick. Much obliged"

[@horsegirl07]

What heart! I can’t imagine how exhausting that is for those horses. Truly shows that it’s anyone race!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today

[@bluntskull4236]

Awesome ride !

[@jessstone7486]

This is just marvelous!!!! I LOVE the last horse, discounted, ignored, goes on to power a win!!! and this was a l o n race. The other horses looked tired - no kidding!!!

[@arthurpewtey]

Bailed me out - I had a saver on him. Thanks Charlie/Venetia!

[@Peasenas]

Me too. 😉

[@trevorwilliams6404]

Bet you was moaning about him until near the end😃

[@torinbrown8196]

THAT was BEAUTIFUL to see!!!

[@juliefarraway5016]

I must of been watching a different video there was to much crop whipping going on it's cruel 😢

[@HiBunnyGames]

that energy save is so smart. just like F1 racing does.

[@kwiknkleen]

Even though I knew the outcome I still cheered for him!

[@sheikhhamdanbinmohammedbin997]

Greetings, I am Commonly known as "Fazza" How are you doing today?

[@eligebrown8998]

I was cheering for purple shirt dude the whole time. Love it. Reminds me of Secretariat when he would always come from the back and destroy the competition.

[@lindasimons691]

It would be a fair race if all the whips were ditched right?

[@bushmonster1702]

Paddles

[@cato451]

I love horses like that. You can see his personality throughout

[@richbutler718]

Brilliant, well done !

[@olmansgirl]

Jus beautiful all horses n riders..from.Saskatchewan. Canada

[@paulalexander8305]

If half the people in the world had a heart like that horse the world would be a better place

[@FoulPet]

They would die before 30 so you're probably right.

[@jennifersimpson4061]

Hell, if 1/10 the people had that much heart, love would already have defeated fear eons ago

[@kirkkirkland7244]

Just awesome!!! That's one hell of a race!!! All those horses are incredible!!!

[@noefi]

On 03:21 u can see the horse behind the purple guy, defo has pain, smt went wrong there, also struggled to run. Hope hes okay :(

[@andypunzalan8328]

What a good stayer expertly ridden by a good jockey!.

[@Kat-mu8wq]

Its quite simple, by the end the others are getting tired, so if you hold back and keep some in the tank then around the last corner give a burst of speed you should be able to pass the others. Edit: theres a bit of overuse of the stick at the end.. If it doesn't respond to the first 2, its not going to respond to the 5 after it. 😅

[@delboy6364]

That fkr had 10 bursts of speed,and a gram of coke😂

[@johnristheanswer]

Yep , easy job. Just like you say. Simply tell your horse to speed up as required.

[@barbaradyson6951]

@@johnristheanswer I wish. Any form of hard work and my TB would dig his heels in.

[@goonervillegonad3662]

@@johnristheanswer Yeah because a horse is just a machine isn’t it. Christ you have no idea 🤣

[@johnristheanswer]

@@goonervillegonad3662 I was being ironic. Are you American by any chance ?

[@MS-te3ob]

I knew the outcome but sitting here, watching it, I was still cheering "come on" as he started to pull away! Great race - horse and jockey very in tune to each other

[@PrivateEye121]

If I'd have backed that horse, after watching the first circuit Betting slip would've been on the floor and I'd have been looking at the next race. What a comeback, great win 😎

[@riaproud4851]

the horses look so tired. it's evil

[@joe-lc5ci]

@@riaproud4851 l race, and it's not evil, most of the horses aren't tired, they just need to feel the sting of the whip hard on the butt.

[@mtailor5529]

I was just thinking the same... What an amazing ride and horse.

[@delboy6364]

Emptying bins like a hobo for your winning ticket 😂

[@jameselliott9055]

the one thing I *immediately* liked about the video is how the camera operator tried to keep including him in the shot even though it looked like he was no longer part of the race. Good job.