Author Topic: Brenton Avdulla (Read 14034 times)

Jules Winnfield · O.P. « 2012-May-30, 12:35 PM »

who do you think would come out on top in an old fashioned donnybrook?

my money would be on avdulla cos shinn has really really girly spaghetti arms

your thoughts?

Rumpelstiltskin · « 2012-May-30, 03:24 PM **Reply #1** »

lets get a charity match going BA V BS as the undercard , Timmy Martin and Gary Portelli as the main event

Rumpelstiltskin · « 2012-May-30, 03:26 PM **Reply #2** »

Big Anthony Cummings and Nathan Tinkler could have a lash 2 if they were keen.

fours · « 2012-May-30, 03:50 PM **Reply #3** »

All,

This should be on the 'how do we get people back to the races thread'...

In between races hold various contests for feuds within the racing industry to be sorted out.

Fours

PoisonPen7 · « 2015-Aug-07, 01:24 PM **Reply #4** »

Avdulla booked for Secretariat Stakes ride

Brenton Avdulla has been booked to ride Italian Derby winner Goldstream in a Grade One race in America, pending the approval of his visa application.

The top Sydney jockey said he was approached by owners Australian Bloodstock a week ago and sounded out for the mount in the Secretariat Stakes at Arlington on August 15.

"They bought the import after his Italian Derby win and he looks pretty smart," Avdulla said.

"They've confirmed that they want me on him and as long as it (Avdulla's visa application) all comes through US Customs and it's all sweet then I'm right to go."

Aidan O'Brien won the Secretariat Stakes with Adelaide last year before bringing the horse to Australia where he won the Cox Plate.

Australian Bloodstock have similar aspirations for Goldstream, who is unbeaten in five starts.

Along with a change of ownership, the horse has also changed stables and is now under the care of Andreas Wohler who won last year's Melbourne Cup with Protectionist.

Avdulla will ride in Sydney this Saturday when his mounts include the Anthony Cummings-trained Aomen in the Group Two Missile Stakes at Randwick.

http://www.sportsfan.com.au/avdulla-booked-for-secretariat-stakes-ride/tabid/91/newsid/171445/default.aspx

Authorized · « 2015-Aug-07, 01:46 PM **Reply #5** »

At the risk of overstating it ( SteveM ) this is massive for Avdulla.

US raccing, even on turf is a lot different to Aussie racing and the owners are showing massive trust in Avdulla.

The good thing is it might encourage SKY channel to show these races rather than the garbage they usually show from America in the mornings.

PoisonPen7 · « 2015-Aug-16, 10:38 AM **Reply #6** »

Goldstream with Brenton aboard was unplaced (4th) in this morning's Secretariat Stks at Arlington.

Race was won by Aiden O'Brien's horse Highland Reel.

Authorized · « 2015-Aug-16, 11:10 AM **Reply #7** »

And of course Highland Reel could for all intents and purposes be Australia.........

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specialweek · « 2015-Aug-20, 03:38 PM **Reply #8** »

He is having a day out. Might be facing a suspension from earlier ride today.

PoisonPen7 · « 2015-Aug-20, 04:18 PM **Reply #9** »

Quote from: specialweek on 2015-Aug-20, 03:38 PM

He is having a day out. Might be facing a suspension from earlier ride today.

3 winners thus far. He's on the favourite in the 7th and the prepost 2nd fave in the last.

He really is maturing into being one of the best jockeys in the land.

Goldie Locks · « 2015-Aug-20, 04:39 PM **Reply #10** »

He certainly is on fire!

PoisonPen7 · « 2016-Apr-30, 12:35 PM **Reply #11** »

Geez he outrode McDonald in that 2nd race at Hawkesbury. He just went up at a critical time before the turn and momentarily boxed in McDonald on Duca Valintinois - just enough to check his momentum and has probably been the difference in the end.

Great tactical riding

PoisonPen7 · « 2016-Apr-30, 02:27 PM **Reply #12** »

That ride on the Prov Champion Danish Twist was one of his best.

They are winning out wide at Hawkesbury today and he was stuck behind the leader close to the rails but the way he gently eased out to be 3 from the outside fence at the finish was real genius.

Authorized · « 2016-Apr-30, 02:35 PM **Reply #13** »

Quote from: PoisonPen7 on 2016-Apr-30, 02:27 PM

That ride on the Prov Champion Danish Twist was one of his best.

They are winning out wide at Hawkesbury today and he was stuck behind the leader close to the rails but the way he gently eased out to be 3 from the outside fence at the finish was real genius.

ratsack · « 2016-Apr-30, 06:22 PM **Reply #14** »

that track at Hawkesbury was a disgrace

i don't bet there anyway

j.r.b. · « 2016-Apr-30, 06:42 PM **Reply #15** »

Quote from: PoisonPen7 on 2016-Apr-30, 02:27 PM

That ride on the Prov Champion Danish Twist was one of his best.

They are winning out wide at Hawkesbury today and he was stuck behind the leader close to the rails but the way he gently eased out to be 3 from the outside fence at the finish was real genius.

Not gently enough apparently. Gave a couple of others a haircut and copped a suspension.

Gintara · « 2016-Apr-30, 07:03 PM **Reply #16** »

Quote from: ratsack on 2016-Apr-30, 06:22 PM

that track at Hawkesbury was a disgrace

i don't bet there anyway

It was pretty ordinary when you had to find the widest line

PoisonPen7 · « 2016-May-01, 01:08 AM **Reply #17** »

Quote from: j.r.b. on 2016-Apr-30, 06:42 PM

Not gently enough apparently. Gave a couple of others a haircut and copped a suspension.

Figtree – B Avdulla, rider of Danish Twist, pleaded guilty to a charge of careless riding in
that near the 150m, he permitted his mount to shift out whilst riding along when not clear
of Figtree, resulting in Figtree losing its rightful running and having to be steadied by its
rider. B Avdulla's licence to ride in races was suspended for a period to commence on
Sunday, 8 May 2016 and to expire on Sunday, 15 May 2016, on which day he may ride.

http://www.racingnsw.com.au/Site/_content/rdbMeet/00042903-stewardsreportsourcefile.pdf

Good jockeys will cop a few suspensions with their will to win. Remember Mal Johnstone?

I think Avdulla is riding in peak career form. He is 16 and a half wins ahead of James McDonald in the State title

http://racing.racingnsw.com.au/FreeServices/Premierships.aspx

(surprised to see Sammy Clenton so high up on that list)

PoisonPen7 · « 2016-May-01, 01:13 AM **Reply #18** »

Brenton is leading the State title race but if you scroll pages down to the bottom of the list you hit one statistical outlier in terms of prizemoney

http://racing.racingnsw.com.au/FreeServices/Premierships.aspx

Robert Beattie	3	2	2	0	0	$37,030.00	10.00%	30
Paul Payne	3	2	0	2	6	$21,810.00	10.00%	30
Brad Stewart	3	1	4	1	4	$36,950.00	15.80%	19
Damien Oliver	3	1	3	4	3	$4,537,500.00	10.70%	28
Scott Galloway	3	1	2	1	2	$38,030.00	15.00%	20
Heather Poland	3	1	1	4	0	$44,750.00	13.00%	23
Matthew Milford (a)	2	8	8	2½	1	$31,762.00	4.70%	43

JWesleyHarding · « 2016-May-01, 09:22 AM **Reply #19** »

Quote from: PoisonPen7 on 2016-May-01, 01:08 AM

Figtree –
Good jockeys will cop a few suspensions with their will to win. Remember Mal Johnstone?

I think Avdulla is riding in peak career form. He is 16 and a half wins ahead of James McDonald in the State title

http://racing.racingnsw.com.au/FreeServices/Premierships.aspx

(surprised to see Sammy Clenton so high up on that list)

I remember him before the added "e"

el zoro · « 2016-May-01, 07:34 PM **Reply #20** »

Sam Clenton has had an amazing 12mths, really knows the caper but on her return there were a few bad rides.

Arsenal · « 2018-May-24, 09:22 AM **Reply #21** »

Avdulla queried over his efforts on King Hewitt yesty at Canterbury........it does look odd to the casual observer.

https://www.punters.com.au/news/brenton-avdulla-queried-on-canterbury-ride_169095/

Giddy Up

Authorized · « 2018-Sep-04, 04:04 PM **Reply #22** »

Author Topic: Brenton Avdulla (Read 14034 times)

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