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Did W Nightingall have a chalk jockey called Whacker Russell?
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not heard of him.
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Mr.E,did you know or remember the old Epsom racing man Tommy Woodall?
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No whitmarsh sorry.
Joe Stevens will be there on Thursday night.He is about the oldest left. Mick Dillon was my man for the oldtimers; mention a name and he could give you their life story. Who did Tommy work for? |
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I never known him do a days work.He lived in Epsom and knew everyone there was to know there,amazing man really,always smart,always in members with an owner/trainer badge.
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Ray Reader gets a few mentions on here, sadly he died on Wednesday, always comfortably did 7 stone, from another era
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R.I.P.
One of the top 7-0 jockeys. Like many others his career tailed off as weights were raised,but he had a good run. |
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RIP Ray Reader, in the 50s/60s/70s& 80s Racing was the biggest betting sport in the country and even middle of the road jockeys were household names
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Ray Still who i mentioned on here earlier is in the racing post today , he looks well, unfortunately Clive Britain with him doesn't look to well
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