R.I.P PEPPER

and rye house he looked after all his dogs when they fineshed racing and another   peoples dogs a real character and a lovly person r.i.p pepper

Sounds like a brilliant guy.

yeah , heard earlier.....nice fella and a character . Used to speak to him at Rye House...rip

Great character from my days at the wick.used to point at the screen at the horses in running who was going to win.you dont get them like him anymore proper doggy man.one arm lou and the rest of the gang will.be waiting for him not many left now

Jim Petherwick (a.k.a Pepper)...... He was a one off, such a lovely man.... "This is my Nap" was heard about  3 times every meeting...
I always wanted to name a dog "Peppers Nap"..... I knew him at Crayford when he worked for Stan Kennett , he used to only own
Brindle Dogs, wouldn't buy any other colour, he owned the great Hot Work....
R.I.P Pepper

used to be the manager of peters and lee....shared a house with stan bowles.....finger of doom.......collected racing posts(whether you had finished reading or not)....card scribbler....character in the real sense of the word.....fecking nuisance 50% of the time but a harmless man who loved the greyhounds...especially big brindles with a touch of the lames.......so many stories....RIP Pepper.

had some great times with him only ever had brindles r.i.p.

Top Man Pepper knew him when he worked for Stan Kennett at Crayford.RIP

Sounds like a great character,oh how I would just have loved to go to Hackney,Harringey,Catford and them places,before my time when this sport was full of interesting people.

Hackney Wick my all time favourite track.
Saturday morning before SIS was all Extel commentary only.
you had to go to see live racing.
Always sunny.
Eddie Selby No.1 book, with Harry Hyman (tic tac),Doug Tyler & Hutchinson.
Henry Colebrooke,Maxen, Annetts main trainers.
Sloop John B my fav dog.
And I used to travel down from Bedford, Bus No33 St Pancras to Hackney Wick, over the bridge past the Hackney marshes football pitches, and the Lesney Toy factory (Matchbox toys) by the side of the track.
Oh the wonderful memories.