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CheltenhamRoar
06 Mar 17 18:42
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Obvious one is Clive Smith, who had Kauto and master minded but fell out of love with the game, a strange man.
Also notice Andy Stewart doesn't have many horses in training these days, Sir Robert Ogden had a bit of success in the NH game but ye won't see his colours over the jumps anymore!

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Barton Bank
When: 06 Mar 17 18:44
Harry Findlay?
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saddo
When: 06 Mar 17 18:47
Terry Ramsden shokkin ommishun.
By:
ronnie rails
When: 06 Mar 17 18:48
the stockbroker from enfield had a ponytail and liked a bet
By:
mincer11
When: 06 Mar 17 18:52
Thomas Barr
By:
CheltenhamRoar
When: 06 Mar 17 18:54
Good shout mincer, weird how some just seem to suddenly get fed up and that's that.
By:
the dealer
When: 06 Mar 17 18:57
straightline construction
By:
ronnie rails
When: 06 Mar 17 18:58
hugh o donnell
the guy was mentalas anything
By:
chavman
When: 06 Mar 17 18:58
the poker fella with white and red quarters
By:
onlooker
When: 06 Mar 17 19:01
David Sullivan - Roldvale ... Bought West Ham, instead.
By:
Johnny_Mustang
When: 06 Mar 17 19:03
Andrew Tinkler was consistently posting six-figures prize money until 2014.
By:
Andrew in Sweden
When: 06 Mar 17 19:05
Godolphin
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handtorofe
When: 06 Mar 17 20:50
Nigel Shields
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Deltâ
When: 06 Mar 17 20:52
USA ? ^
By:
hulk23
When: 06 Mar 17 21:04
neil clement
By:
pablo-fanque
When: 06 Mar 17 21:07
chav - stephen Arnold , rackbackmypoker
By:
verbotene liebe
When: 06 Mar 17 21:28
Anyone remember Jimmy McCaughey, colours Yellow, Black Diamond and Sleeves. Had horses with Ryan Price and Stoute around 1980, such as Shaftesbury ( Ebor with Price) and Grundy's brother Centurius (with Stoute). Think he made his money in the construction business and disappeared as quickly as he arrived.Passed away towards the end of the 80's or early 90's if I remember correctly.
By:
ronnie rails
When: 06 Mar 17 21:38
verbotene
did he also own beldale flutter
By:
verbotene liebe
When: 06 Mar 17 21:41
Similar colours but think they were Beldale Homes - quite a few Beldale with Michael Jarvis.
By:
blackbarn
When: 06 Mar 17 21:43
Beldale Flutter was owned by A J Kelly and trained by Michael Jarvis - similar colours mind.   McCaughey colours are as described below with the addition of a quartered cap.  He was trained by Michael Stoute in his Ebor season not Ryan Price.
By:
blackbarn
When: 06 Mar 17 21:44
Verboten - CorrectWink    Plain cap I think not quartered.
By:
Deltâ
When: 06 Mar 17 21:47
Paul Beck
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p_r_e_m_i_e_r__f_a_n_t_a_s_y
When: 06 Mar 17 21:48
Conor Clarkson
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Deltâ
When: 06 Mar 17 21:48
Chris Beek  Grin
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knot in wood
When: 06 Mar 17 21:50
a f budge
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verbotene liebe
When: 06 Mar 17 21:54
Just presuming that Kelly must have had a connection with the Beldale business, with a couple of others in the years carrying that name.
Did not realise Shaftesbury had switched to Stoute by the time of hid Ebor win. Do remember Centurius turning out an awful disappointment after starting the 81 season around 33's in the Derby ante-post market.
By:
timeless
When: 06 Mar 17 21:56
I haven't seen a really good Jeff Smith one for a couple of years Crazy
By:
geoff m
When: 06 Mar 17 21:56
Did Jim Mcaughey have a few go jumping with Fred Rimell? Seem to have it in me head Centurius did??
By:
verbotene liebe
When: 06 Mar 17 21:58
Ahh yes , Connaught Ranger !!! just jogged me that.
By:
timeless
When: 06 Mar 17 21:58
Noel Furlong

had a few good touches at the festival back in the day !
By:
1st time poster
When: 06 Mar 17 22:02
bloke who i work for now and again has a few nags up narrth,had a few wins out of one lady buttons,thought i heard kirby say on atr friday that it had finished 2nd in champion bumper at punchestown,is this correct if so must have cost a few quid, yes/no
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screaming from beneaththewaves
When: 06 Mar 17 23:12
Peter Piller, of the yellow-and-blue colours on WA Stephenson's horses.

(Apologies if he's no longer with us and I missed the news.)

Re Centurius: I remember his owner being interviewed on Newsnight for an item about the insane sums people were spending on bloodstock at the time. He was adamant that the money he'd spent on Centurius made perfect business sense, and the fact he's won that 2yo maiden (at Ascot?) meant that the horse was already worth what he'd paid for it, as a stallion prospect. Of course, it hadn't occurred to him at that point that Grundy might turn out to be the stallion his breeding suggested rather than his racecourse record.
By:
Steamship
When: 07 Mar 17 00:51
Jim Lewis, I know he didn't have many but what a few to have.

I was at Donny auctions a few weeks ago where the late Graham Roach string were going through.
By:
CheltenhamRoar
When: 07 Mar 17 00:58
Is Saphir Du Rheu the only horse Andy Stewart has in training now?
By:
lewisham ranger
When: 07 Mar 17 01:02
be surprised if michael o leary lasts much longer.

seems capable of starting an argument in an empty room.
By:
sageform
When: 07 Mar 17 06:29
Andy Stewart has a lot of partnership horses. Old Guard, As De Me, Rocky Creek and many more
By:
sageform
When: 07 Mar 17 06:32
a long time ago, Sheikh Ali Abu Khamsin. Had Half Free and Galas Image among many others.
By:
Andrew in Sweden
When: 07 Mar 17 06:40
Bigmart
By:
SHADDER
When: 07 Mar 17 07:48
Straightline Construction
Was that company not owned by Richard Gilbert?
Seems to be racing his horses in his own name again
got one in bumper today at Newcastle trained by Dalglesih , also got a few with Hammond though that might not be a wise move !!!
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onlooker
When: 07 Mar 17 08:37
knot in wood 06 Mar 17 21:50 

a f budge
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That is a belter.
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