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15 Apr 12
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I am hoping somebody can help me. I have noticed a few jockeys wearing a undershirt with a ZERO OPTION logo on the front. They are black with red seams. AP had one on at Aintree. My young son is after one but I have looked high and low, google etc and cant find it any where.
If anybody has any info on where I can get one I would be most grateful.
Here is a link to a photo to explain the top:
http://photos.racingpost.com/media/Brendan-Powell-junior-and-Brendan-Powell-senior-Ascot-18-02-12-Pic-copy-Mark-Cranham-/zIr2FdmOl1j_0WTm7V9xNQ..a?ts=flK-gMqPI0a7PN2QRw0d0Q..a
If anybody has any info on where I can get one I would be most grateful.
Here is a link to a photo to explain the top:
http://photos.racingpost.com/media/Brendan-Powell-junior-and-Brendan-Powell-senior-Ascot-18-02-12-Pic-copy-Mark-Cranham-/zIr2FdmOl1j_0WTm7V9xNQ..a?ts=flK-gMqPI0a7PN2QRw0d0Q..a
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"Jenny Bethwaite went to see Billy and Candy Morris – Ryan Moore’s aunt no less – at Woodland Enterprises near Great Shefford to get a pair of boots for a holiday in Argentina but ended up talking ‘performance garments’ to the Morrises. The end result was Zero Option, a new brand of underwear for jockeys, the first batch of which sold out in three weeks.
Made from breathable polyester, the tops are not unlike the figure-hugging shirts worn by cyclists but they are designed with a higher neck and longer back (to tuck in) specifically for jockeys. They are lightweight and do not absorb sweat. Because it speeds up blood flow in the wearer, it enhances performance. That may only be minimal but when a photo-finish can measure in millimetres, every little helps." Best go here and ask if they can sort you out: http://www.woodlandsltd.com/ |
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many thanks I will try them tomorrow
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