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Did Curley not attack a certain Graham Bradley for stopping a horse he backed?, talk about pot kettle, the myth that surrounds Curley is entirely unjustified, a failed bookmaker who became a failed punter, then his only real brainwave was to oust the middle man and own and stop his own horses until the BHA hanciapper who at least one of them was in his pocket made it so much easier for him to pull off his shady antics.
No wonder he could afford to be patient?. |
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Curley cheated and defrauded bookmakers and punters alike. Not just on the big day, but on many previous occasions when these horses were sent to the racecourse with zero intention of running on merit.
The BHA should be asking serious questions of not only Curley, but the current trainers / registered owners who are "supposedly" responsible for the training of these horses. Mitigate this clear fraud with the possibility that some of the winning proceeds may have gone to help the poor in Africa. Does the end justify the means? |
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I'm no fan of Curley (or McManus, O'Brien etc) but you have to admit they're clever
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Silver from memory Robin Goodfellow was the horse in a novice hurdle @ Ascot trained by Toby balding backed by Curley and went off around 13/8 mark.
Certainly a bit rich of Curley accusing brad of not riding the horse to win . |
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apologies Figgis you highlighted this in your January 25, 2014 11:40 AM GMT post
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No need to apologise, Geoff, I hadn't stated the link between Bradley and the horse.
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