and You're still a PRICK, but I'm not fake.

Next time you go racing at any London track, feel free to Pm me the night before and I'll gladly come and meet you the next day on course. I'll even ring a mate riding at the meeting and save you the entry fee.

pm me who u are , i will give my word now infront of everyone i wont disclose it so put up or shut up domino

Shame we aint got Culhane on 'ere as well.

@Jamesdean

Jockeys I would trust is quite simple.

The obvious one is SDS, not saying he won't give one a bad ride (he did one last night) but between him and Andrea Atzeni I actually think they ride for the punters, they do and give all they can, I would never have any doubts about backing a horse they are riding.

Dane O'Neill is very underrated and very honest, may not be as driven as he once was, as things are a bit easier for him these days, but definitely straight.

SDS and AA weren't really known to me when I was riding, but from when I was, I would categorically say there is only 3 I would trust from my riding days still going, one of them is Dane O'Neill, the other two are Luke Morris and William Carson who is a seriously underused and underrated rider.

I would run out of toes and fingers to name the ones I wouldn't trust and there are a number of others I couldn't gauge an opinion either way.

Yeah nice one michael59. Had a bit of banter over a **** ride Georgia cox gave a haggis horse other night mother ferker was 4/6 and Dom said she did nowt wrong lmao. I didn't bet in race but didn't agree rhought she could have used the whip more, fed up of been mugged by jockeys who drop hands when they can't win and end up not even getting a place. Lots of punters do each way it's a disgrace.

George retired but I liked him as a rider, really nice guy as well.

Seb, also retired, I wouldn't say he was bent at all, but he wasn't very dedicated and unless it was a steering job, he wouldn't lets say go all out to try and win and as he got heavier and less interested, he was happy just to pick up the riding fee. In his hay day he was a brilliant rider, as a person I didn't know him too well, but I wouldn't have said he had a huge amount of friends in the weighing room.

@James

Luke has the disadvantage of being wanted by a number of trainers on the all weather and to some extent on the turf whose horses lets say just aren't very good and as with any jockey, it's not fun riding bad horses, so you can get demoralised but I can't count many I would ever say I would question whether Luke tried to win on it or not. Obviously the few he actually has to ride of Prescotts in their first three starts over inadequate trips whilst being trained with 3 days on the gallops and 3 days on the horse walker some may say aren't triers but effectively they are trying in races they physically can't actually win.

Carson? Continually **** up on King good things. Think even King got sense