what does "pulled up" mean?
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One of the horses I bet on today came up as PU or Pulled Up in the results.
+7February 21, 2016 at 5:31 pm
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I assume it means the same as DNF, didn’t finish? However, I have no idea about Horse Racing so could be completely wrong!
+0The jockey obviously thought his horse had no chance of winning and instead of pushing it to a finish just let the horse amble back to the finish.In the race records shows as pulled up.
Racing very successful with the MBS for 2nd today.+0
really? What successes did you have? I just got one successful MBS for £25 at Paddys
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so if you bet on a horse that is pulled up does the bookie refund your stake?
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Exactly that, pulled up. Jockey pulls the head of horse up to slow it down, if it’s knackered already which it will be otherwise why do it, then it’ll just reduce to a trot and head back to the stables.
Paddy was great today, x3 2nd to SP. One of which covered my punt on Ham/Tott
+0And favourite in WH 2.45 at Market Rasen was 2nd
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