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Look theres no bigger big fan of Olivers ability as a jockey but i still expected some sort of negative reaction from trainers and media given his ridicuously lenient penalty regarding the most serious of breaches which challenged the integrity of the whole industry.
But, no back to normal a refreshed Oliver is given plum rides and knocking up winners whilst a fawning media extolls his virtues.
Pleaaaase, could someone bring him to task for comiting the most heinous crime against punters , a crime which wouldve got him life in Hong Kong.
Am i being naive in expecting a negative reaction or are they all in it together.
But, no back to normal a refreshed Oliver is given plum rides and knocking up winners whilst a fawning media extolls his virtues.
Pleaaaase, could someone bring him to task for comiting the most heinous crime against punters , a crime which wouldve got him life in Hong Kong.
Am i being naive in expecting a negative reaction or are they all in it together.
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while I agree he got off very lightly - he doesn't set the penalties and has done his time
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I think the little flea put enough pressure on the powers to be so he could set his own penalty
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I think 1 of the head administrators was in a panic over being outed about getting tips of Ollie lucky88 website named him
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On course punters have every right to line the fence and when he takes a horse to the barrier to politely ask what he has backed.
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Thats a bit shallow Hal
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 Why not ask him, he's a great judge only ever had one bet and it was a winner. |
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Someone said he doesn't bet anymore, then someone else said he doesn't bet any less, i'm not sure which someone to believe
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