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Gerry Gallbladder
When: 17 Oct 11 22:50
Paul Roy, a rich and powerful owner, is one of the goons you refer to at the BHA.
By:
elise
When: 17 Oct 11 22:51
betfair shareholder too gerry  :)
By:
brigust1
When: 17 Oct 11 22:52
The problem is the BHA have claimed the moral high ground. They may be completely wrong but now they have determined what they think is acceptable they will be unable to reverse their decision. Anything else is, because of their decision, abuse.

Any jockey wanting more will appear to be not putting the horse first and the same applies to the owners.
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Gerry Gallbladder
When: 17 Oct 11 22:52
Life has a way of balancing things out eh elise!
By:
Steamship
When: 17 Oct 11 23:04
Not in the same leagues as the sheikhs eh Gerry
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Gerry Gallbladder
When: 17 Oct 11 23:07
No but then who is. His ownership CV is not too shabby though......

He is a keen racehorse owner, with a number of horses currently in training with Jeremy Noseda, Ed Dunlop, Richard Hannon, George Baker, Ann Duffield and Jim Boyle. His best-known winners are Sarava (Belmont Stakes), Dutch Art (Middle Park Stakes, Norfolk Stakes, Prix Mornay), Sixties Icon (St Leger), Wilko (Breeders Cup Juvenile) Canford Cliffs (Sussex Stakes, St James Palace Stakes, Irish 2000 Guineas), Fleeting Spirit (July Cup). He also has a small breeding operation.
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Slim Pickens
When: 18 Oct 11 07:53
anyone seen 1st class loser?
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