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McKay-owned horses at centre of mystery gamble
McKay-owned horses at centre of mystery gamble
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The horse is named after Terry Ramsden's son,i believe.
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Alain, if you sent guest a horse and paid him £10000 a week to train it, if its
name was long tailer he would not have it. |
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feeble effort at landing a touch
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LOL he's not won a DIME NOW
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FAIL! LOL!
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Reckon he's laid a fair bit off at the low prices to be honest.
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I would seriously doubt he hasn't made any money out of this tbh
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starfish layig your own horse will get you warned off as happen to gobby harry finlay
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It's a shame that the winner wasn't one of Barry Silkman's.It was the right trainer.
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Ah well he'll have done his nuts then.Better luck next time.
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If Carson was prepared to brae that
to get it home.Do they honestly think that in Group races the jockeys are going to do any less |
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has won on the bet , not lost.
all the money was placed in yankee bets , so with 2 non runners he.s more than doubled whatever he got on |
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The Stewards held an enquiry into the use of the whip by William Carson, the rider of the winner, CATALYZE, from turning into the home straight. Having heard his evidence and viewed recordings of the race, they found him in breach of Schedule (B)6 Part 2 in that he used his whip above the permitted level. The Stewards suspended Carson for 7 days as follows: Wednesday 11th, Thursday 12th, Friday 13th, Saturday 14th, Monday 16th, Tuesday 17th and Wednesday 18th April 2012
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he's no Barney Curly.....
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When the Gay Future coup took place, a similar stroke was pulled with non-runners.
The only difference between then and now was that they ended up being found guilty of CRIMINAL charges, whereas nowadays you can do what you like. Is any other sport run this badly? |
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dont think he would have got much on with star sports, think ben took him to court re an unpaid gambling account.
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i was sure today was the day for majuro.
maybe there was some thing wrong with it. Runner Update thomas, you requested to be informed about the following runners: Majuro (IRE) ran at Kempton on Wednesday 28th Mar 14 MAR 2012 – On a long losing run but has dropped to a very attractive mark on the all-weather surfaces I am sure it won't be long before this shrewd yard find the right race |
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What Mckay and Guest have been getting away with over the years,just highlights how weakly British racing is policed.To their credit they have now closed the loop hole in claimers,whereby one person could cheat by making multiple bids through several accomplices,only to acquire the horse before its next run.The fact remains however,that British racing remains blighted by individuals such as these,and the public perception of racing as one run by public school dinosaurs for the benefit of gutter snipe wide boys will grow and grow.
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what i missed was why the horses were transferred to richard guest on the day of the race.
or did i get that bit wrong? was it because some of the connections, ie the owner or the trainer didnt get on to the gamble ? |
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people on here are unreal.why be happy when it partly failed?id have loved him to win a million off them rancid bookies.when they go on atr in afternoon its nauseating listening to them going on about what they took etc.b365 refused me a bet the other day and offered me 2e ew on a horse at 6/1..every penny you get off them is sweet.so hard luck willie,and hope you pull of a big coup soon!!
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The reason ordinary punters can no longer get on is through like big willie.
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well id say that if hes paying the bills hes entitled to best price?..any time i knew about a gamble id be told owner first and then go in.surely thats common sense.
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Did Micky Quinn and Willie Mackay go for a pint after that 3.00 yesterday?....
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