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hardly in difference in the altered rule. Always been a bosses man imo. How else could a man be retained by a **** like Savill ?
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capewine, every winner he rode was worth a fifty
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one day he gave him a bag of chips at Gleneagles.
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The man seems well out of his depth to me
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He may well have the gift of the gab but in such a prime position you need someone who is intellectually astute and well-versed in achieving the maximum benefits for the people you represent.
Sadly, Darley's approach to the job is of another era when jockeys felt obliged to be grateful whatever meagre crumbs were thrown to them. I doubt very much whether the majority of jockeys have the business acumen to be leading their professional body. They should look outside racing for an expert representative. |
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Plenty of trade union officials would be more than capable of negotiating with the BHA.
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Totally unjust & I would sue for this comment
If I was a Toc H Lamp |
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In all the time he was riding ...
He was, "never once asked to stop a horse," - and has, - "never heard of any other jockey being asked, either." He should be knocking on doors for the Jehovah's Witnesses. |
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He gave Flockton Grey a good ride though.
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 onlooker... |
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The man is a fanny.
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http://www.racehorseowners.net/en/news/index.cfm/darley-leaves-pja
Anyone know why Darley is stepping down and what his plans are? |