Mr Washbourn clearly loves the winning but probably not the horses - seeing him interviewed backs up the below thread about him leaping around and cheering a falling horse (fatally) two out which meant his horse picked up the pieces and won at Huntingdon. What a nice chap...I had my doubts that it could possibly be this person, an owner of many horses after all, who could behave in such a manner at Huntingdon, but watching him there leaves you in no doubt that he is capable of such an act. Tourette's indeed...G Rhys-Jones is a gentleman, this guy perhaps not I would suggest. The below thread is worth a read I think, I just wish RUK, in their innocence, hadn't given him airtime...clearly in love with himself as well as winning at all costs.
Mr Washbourn clearly loves the winning but probably not the horses - seeing him interviewed backs up the below thread about him leaping around and cheering a falling horse (fatally) two out which meant his horse picked up the pieces and won at Huntin
Apologies to TRD, hadn't seen your thread when I wrote my last comment - yes it's him sadly, had never noticed him as an owner before today, just glad I wasn't at Huntingdon, don't think I could have let that go without grabbing hold of him or reporting him tbh, people are far too nice to say anything clearly. You get the impression it could happen again don't you think, judging by today's brief limelight offering.
Apologies to TRD, hadn't seen your thread when I wrote my last comment - yes it's him sadly, had never noticed him as an owner before today, just glad I wasn't at Huntingdon, don't think I could have let that go without grabbing hold of him or report