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Legendery punter jp was in hot water St the weekend when the stewards held an enquiry into the running and riding of 5 of his horses Alan crow received a 30 day ban blow the doors of stalker Wallace and u ain't seen nothing yet were others can't remember the last one ? Most tailed off said it for long enough some of these gambling stables are no laying sticking it up punters
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wheel out the enigma machine
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Elvis joins Lord Lampton riding Shergar on the moon...
Mart & Latex Lolly on the way !  |
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Is probe pronounced with a silent ''e'' in Edinburgh ?.....
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- and Lord Lucan has apparently changed his name.
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JP in non jiggers shocker.
Only shock is they dont give em a tug every week. Anyone would think hes trying to mislead the betting public/hcapper for another day. As Lydia said Get Me Out Of Here |
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Load of rubbish. Everyone knows those horses were out for a run so dont see the problem myself. They were huge prices on exchanges so no damage done. They wouldnt have got with 10-15 L of the winner even if they were trying.
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Antony Lambton
Member of Parliament Antony Claud Frederick Lambton, briefly 6th Earl of Durham, styled before 1970 as Viscount Lambton, and widely known as "Lord Lambton", was a Conservative Member of Parliament and a cousin of Sir Alec ... Wikipedia Born: July 10, 1922, County Durham Died: December 30, 2006, Sovicille, Italy Spouse: Bindy Lambton (m. ?–2003) Children: Edward Lambton, Lucinda Lambton, Anne Lambton Books: The Mountbattens: The Battenburgs and Young Mountbatten, more Grandchildren: Lady Stella Lambton, Frederick Lambton Wow..... look on ! |
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^ But - We know you did not mean him - did you.
 Otherwise - You may have spelt his name correctly ... ------------ halcyon days 30 Nov 15 14:06 Elvis joins Lord Lampton riding Shergar on the moon... |
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O k... touche !
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mm but St. weekend may be patron saint of days off or halcyon off-days.
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That Lord Lambton was the Tory Minister who had to resign after photos were taken of him consorting with a tart.
Wasn't there another one who trained horses ? |
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George Lambton trained Hyperion.
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I was thinking the 60s not the 30s tbh. Wasn't Peter Robinson his stable jockey or am I losing my marbles ?
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guys grow up their all at it
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The early 60's Lambton was E G, son of the Hon George. They trained at Kremlin House, later to be Jeremy Hindley, then Michael Jarvis.
Not sure if Robinson was his Jockey, think PR was attached to Jack Jarvis at that time but could be wrong. Might be something on Jockeypedia. |
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E 'Teddy' Lambton - trained at Newmarket - salmon
- and - you are correct - Peter Robinson - father of Phillip Robinson - used to ride for Teddy Lambton - and then Peter took over the training after Teddy retired. Mr Bigmore was one of theirs - amongst many other useful horses. Mr Bigmore won 5 Handicaps, and finished 2nd in 2 others, including the Andy Capp Handicap at Redcar, from just those 7 outings as a 3-year-old. Next season he won twice, from 4 outings, ending up with winning the Goodwood Cup |
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^ Mr Bigmore was owned by E 'Teddy' Lambton, and trained by Peter Robinso.
Without checking - Teddy may have bred Mr Bigmore - as the dam was Intrusion, who was also the dam of Lily Lantry - who was the dam of dual Cambridgeshire winner Prince De Galles - trained by Peter Robinson |
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For the number of horses he has in training, JP does have lot of dross. Fact.
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Thanks blackbarn. I THINK he was the Hon Edward. Pretty certain Robinson rode for him. A lot of their runners were in the north.
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Oh soz only saw blackbarn's post onlooker.
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