If you owned a real good racehorse .........

ditto, spec if it was a filly.

train it myself

Barney Curley :-)

I'd hope you had deep pockets....Henry aint cheap.

Iwould send it to Belgium if it is really good there it will make the somey price as Tuna.

I would sent it to Mr W Greateux.

Or to Mr A King - if it was a promising type, King would obviously muller it within 5 mins.

GP Kelly at Sheriff Hutton

desolate that guy must be near 80 he was still applying for a license to ride when he was over 50 and that must be nigh on 30 years ago, he deserves a good horse.

I recall he had some of the lowest rated horses in training. God loves a tryer.

For many years the first trainer I thought of sending a horse to if I had a horse was,

the genius David Elsworth.

Depends what sort of horse. A well bred filly would be Henry Cecil. Colt that needs time to Sir Michael, Sharp 2yo to Hannon etc. If I bought a sour 4yo handicapper I would send it to Fahey.

My choice can do all 4 :)

... and more :D

sageform surely the sour one should go to Belgium.

jonjo o neill

would not send it to roger charlton .

Just a handful of Elsie's to show his diverse talents,

shame (apparently) he is not very good with owners !

Desert Orchid (not a lot that hasn't been already said)
Persian Punch (grand horse over many years)
Barnbrook Again (top=class 2 mile chaser)
In The Groove (classic Winner)
Island Sands (sold it to Godolphin and they won a classic with it)

Roger Ingram

There are only two trainers i'd consider ...

LUCA CUMANI (NAP)

HUGHIE MORRISON (n.b)

michael bell

j g m o'shea

nice fella

The one and only stan moore

if i had an ordinary horse i would send it to SIR MARK get 3 runs into it as a 2 yr old get a crap handicap mark, whens its 3 win a few races then take it to the October sales and sell it for 100 grand plus.

happy days

no good Byrne,howard johnsons just lost the 100g!

damn gotta come up with something else now, lol