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big aitch
22 Oct 21 17:49
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they thought it was really funny when they all said the second was the winner, morons

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themightymac
When: 22 Oct 21 19:38
I remember in the 70s or 80s a trainer was asked pre race on ITV about his horse.

"Will need the race and will come on for the run. Don`t expect it to win today".

Horse romps home and he is back on telly immediately after the finish in an excited state.

"I knew it would win, Biggest certainty that I have ever ran!".

WAC.
By:
Lucky Luciano
When: 23 Oct 21 10:30
TMM
I think they was Geoff Huffer and if it wasn’t him you was thinking of he definitely said something similar
By:
themightymac
When: 23 Oct 21 14:17
That was him Lucky. I was going to bet it and he put me away. That is why I still remember it. I cursed him that day. I couldn`t remember the name but as soon as I seen your reply I remembered. Was he not a drummer in a pop group or was that someone else?
By:
ali1959
When: 23 Oct 21 14:22
Was the horse Persian Heights in the old Juddmonte at York?
By:
themightymac
When: 23 Oct 21 14:28
tbh Ali, I can`t remember the name but for some reason I was thinking it was at Newmarket?
By:
freddiewilliams
When: 23 Oct 21 14:46
Bad barsteward
By:
Lucky Luciano
When: 23 Oct 21 14:51
I would have said Newmarket as well, can’t remember name but always stuck in my memory.
To say that on tv made him lower than a snakes belly in my eyes
By:
Llamedos
When: 23 Oct 21 14:52
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That was him Lucky. I was going to bet it and he put me away. That is why I still remember it. I cursed him that day. I couldn`t remember the name but as soon as I seen your reply I remembered. Was he not a drummer in a pop group or was that someone else?
You may be thinking of Richard Hannon senior who was briefly the drummer for the Troggs before they became famous
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themightymac
When: 23 Oct 21 15:22
Thanks Llamedos. Troggs rings a bell.

Same here Lucky. Lots of trainers keep their cards close to their chests which is fair enough but to act in that manner is the actions of a snake indeed and sticks in the memory. He lost all credibility and all respect from punters that day.
By:
Mick Sturbs
When: 23 Oct 21 15:43
Well he told me Cockney Rebel would win the guineas  and it did
By:
Alices
When: 23 Oct 21 15:47
Youre right Mightymac, Geoff Huffer was a drummer with Mungo Jerry.
By:
themightymac
When: 23 Oct 21 15:52
Cheers Alices. I thought that.

He was a very good trainer and tbf probably regretted his actions before and especially after the race.
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