Trainers and Owners who land gambles

plenty my mate unfortunately we only find out about them via racing post or TV after the event

T.D.Barron

A E Jones.

T easterby

Cheers Sir....I've heard a few names mentioned on ATR...when they put their money down it's serious..

and more..cheers

uhm - great - iwas impressed too. i'd backed steviemac to win a grand plus]

sorry for the reminder dumbo...I know the feeling.
Couldn't help but see how much the money came down though...I saw it opened 16/1 on course...not sure what it's morning price was.

for the future
dascombe/owen

A.E Jones..

Very few and far between..Over the years I cant really remember any misses.

Another from years gone by was A.Aylett.

brian - just cant see owen/black/dascombe bothering with a gamble.
surely the motivation is winning /planning/achieving.cant see owen/black betting - just no point at all - their motivation is surely to be the best to prove they are the best - i.e to win the league.

sepp...

They've had a go at 4 in the last fortnight!!!!

Jonny Mudball,etc.

sepp, Owen's punting is a matter of public record.

Middleham Park Racing - Have been doing it for years!

w. musson

Fahey [NAP]

the one and only Barney.......see tomorrow 17.45 yar

T D Barron

B Curley

G L Moore

Jim Best

J**

T Dascombe

F Murphy

V Dartnall

T J Pitt

S Williams

Are ten yards to start keeping an eye ....... You should soon learn when to back their horses and when not to.

Two hours gone and no-one has mentioned Michael Wigham.
One of many like A E Jones and Barney who withdraw their horses with self certificates when they can't get their money on.

Watch out for Tinimix (A E Jones). Coming soon at a course near you.

P.D. Evans only they go the other way and HE lays them

Another from years gone by was A.Aylett.

Thanks Kohaku had almost forgotten him .......think he used to train on The Isle of Wight ......

P Howlling, T Vaughan, R Hodges

Ay Ay Aylett did train on the IoW at one point.
Hard to fathom but had a great record when the money was down.

P A Blockley knows, errr knew, the time of day.

On the flipside

M Channon

N Tinkler

N Gifford

All leave it behind so ignore the gambles

Hannon knows the tme of day...brilliant trainer

Im not so sure many trainers gamble that much-- some of the smaller ones have to but in all my time involved with racing i find its normally someone else connected to a stable.
Barney Curley would be one exception when he has one off the excuse is the best guide-- so when i look at a barney Curley horse i first think to myself -- Has he got a good excuse like distance - how long sinse its last run - going etc

the greatest of them all was captain ryan price espec when he put up josh gifford in a valuable handicap.....anyone remember le vermentois ,rosyth and hill house....all schweppes winners

jim best

There's no point in a punter jumping in and backing horses which have been cut from 16-1 into 6-1 because in the long run a loss will follow no matter who the trainer is. Now backing horses at 16-1 which go off at 6-1 is a totally different kettle of fish.

Paul there are three on my list who I would still follow at the bottom end of the gamble

do you mean how many Trainers and Owners bring Horseracing into disrepute?

Tuck