To plot a gamble

I will give you all a good bet before christmas, hopefully we will all have some christmas cheer

They didn't train Flat horses, anyway - as became more than apparent when Michael moved to Manton.

So how could they claim ..... "Don't have a gamble on a Flat horse."

Conversely - I may say .... 'Don't have a gamble in a Chaser' ......

- It may Fall .... or be Brought down.

However, I agree - the best, or rather  the SAFEST, gamble medium would be a Hurdler.

Looking forward to a winner, will need to be a good price though need to recoup
Will await your next post, thanks in anticipation.....

they had a 25/1 winner at chester,they also had a winner at bath

^ He has only posted 14 times in 11 years .... so 'don't hold your breath' - for too long.

Not going to punt anything until this un is rolling.......

I have won more than half a million on horse racing so I don`t need to listen to born losers, been betting since 1967. S have not won a lot per year . But more than you no doubt

I was wondering who you are - given the interesting opening line of your thread.

I have owned a few  horses,my first with the dickinsons won it`s first 3 on the bounce that was with tony ,michael rode it all 3 times,I drove him to Sandown he was riding Dorlesa in the B&H gold cup he won nicely. Had some great times

Thank goodness it wasn't David Dickinson

Yet another "dormant" account opened again for one of the "certifiables"

I believe handicap when he says he won a half million on horses.....its more than possible......what about the 5 million he lost though.....I think that should get a mention......
I know where all those fellas finished up driving jockeys round the country.....the only way they'd tolerate ya was if you were paying for the petrol......which was always the way with jockeys.....they wouldn't give ya the itch them yokes.....

And,God Forbid,you ever happened to be the shortly to be retired Jockey's driver,Paulie.
He is the worst judge of horseflesh known to man.

Im not surprised......he looks like hes not the full shilling......only the other day I heard him saying that the others were fighting for second against Taghrooda....
Not a mention that it was a filly.....who was running quick enough.....and was taking on older filies.....

Handicap - That would be a long drive, in those days - to Sandown from Yorkshire - when the M1 was only partly built/open from London around Northampton.

All those Roundabouts, on the old (mostly NON-Dual-Carriageway) A1 .... you must have got dizzy.

I remember Dorlesa winning at Catterick and I am sure Bob Davies rode it that day - maybe Michael was injured.