Is it fair to say that Andrew Black has tended to have his horses trained in other yards in recent times?
"Colin Gorman and the rest of the MHS team will naturally oversee things once Tom departs and it will be very much business as usual until we appoint Tom's replacement."
Are Betfair opening a market on who it will be?
It's a complete shock' - Tom Dascombe stunned as Michael Owen ends partnershiphttps://www.racingpost.com/news/latest/tom-dascombe-and-michael-owen-to-end-successful-partnership-in-the-new-year/527494Is it fair to say that Andrew Black has tended to h
There is a name comes to mind, an up and coming young trainer who's been doing quite well, and who has had horses sent to him by a fairly well known owner connected to MHS.
There is a name comes to mind, an up and coming young trainer who's been doing quite well, and who has had horses sent to him by a fairly well known owner connected to MHS.
A tenuous link perhaps, but David Loughnane has been training horses for David Lowe (of Kachy fame). He's had a good year, a Royal Ascot winner and Group 2 winner in Ireland.
Currently trains around 40 miles from MHS.
A tenuous link perhaps, but David Loughnane has been training horses for David Lowe (of Kachy fame). He's had a good year, a Royal Ascot winner and Group 2 winner in Ireland.Currently trains around 40 miles from MHS.
Tom is his own man. He turned things around for Owen soon after arriving at MHS and has trained plenty of winners since. Wherever he goes next expect more of the same. Shrewd!
As for Owen? Time will tell.......................................?
Tom is his own man. He turned things around for Owen soon after arriving at MHS and has trained plenty of winners since. Wherever he goes next expect more of the same. Shrewd! As for Owen? Time will tell.......................................?
any trainer who is effectively an employee is on thin ice. I happen to think that Dascombe is a good trainer but if he does not own or rent the yard he is subject to the same judgement as any other employee.
any trainer who is effectively an employee is on thin ice. I happen to think that Dascombe is a good trainer but if he does not own or rent the yard he is subject to the same judgement as any other employee.
Shows you the character of Owen that he ended up at Manure as his swansong as a footie player after stealing a living at the toon on ridiculous wages - a deal that almost bankrupted the club and allowed the FCB to impose 14 years of hell upon us
The fact he is on those redic adverts wiv Harry for Victor just adds to the mans glorious cv
Shows you the character of Owen that he ended up at Manure as his swansong as a footie player after stealing a living at the toon on ridiculous wages - a deal that almost bankrupted the club and allowed the FCB to impose 14 years of hell upon us The
hes done you a favour. mismanaged poofball clubs are the only ones foreign crooks and despots are able to buy. man city were a disaster, hence the relatively cheap acquisition by the camel-herders. they can spend as much as they like, as money means nothing and a team that was a perennial failure is suddenly a powerhouse. likewise chelsea. abramovich wanted manure but couldnt get it.
so being a badly-run club is an advantage, unfortunately. its entirely possible newcastle will be the next city, and winning the league. they dont deserve it, but money is everything. even blackburn flew high for a while on the back of what was then big money, but aint now, and they have now crashed. i dont begrudge the geezer though. it was his childhood club and he spent money he had made himself(unlike the vermin involved now who have the keys to the treasury and spend the nations wealth on their personal projects. nauseating) theyd rather buy liverpool, but know thats impossible, so newcastle become a vehicle for their 'sportswashing'. and the dopey geordies will go along with it.
meanwhile, back in the steaming sh1thole that is saudi, dozens of people are beheaded in public. s.a. was a pariah for decades, despite being a beacon of liberty by comparison.
the germans dont foreigners to buy the clubs. nor should we. one of the reasons i gave up with poofball
hes done you a favour. mismanaged poofball clubs are the only ones foreign crooks and despots are able to buy. man city were a disaster, hence the relatively cheap acquisition by the camel-herders. they can spend as much as they like, as money means
they are 100 times richer than than the other 12 top teams in the world right now
why do you think the big "4" big "6" are still crying about the take over
Every toon fan in the land will tekk anutha season in championship b4 kicking on
entirely possible...... fffs they are 100 times richer than than the other 12 top teams in the world right now why do you think the big "4" big "6" are still crying about the take over Every toon fan in the land will tekk anutha season in championsh
Where would Dascombe be now if he hadn't gone to MHS?
Made his name with 2YOs I seem to recall. He could have owned his own stables by now.
I'm getting bad karma vibes over this. Hope he does well when he goes it alone.
Where would Dascombe be now if he hadn't gone to MHS?Made his name with 2YOs I seem to recall. He could have owned his own stables by now.I'm getting bad karma vibes over this. Hope he does well when he goes it alone.
I wish Geordie fans would get their petted lips up from off the ground. That would be a start to moving on to better things. It made me laugh when Shearer slated Owen for "not putting in the sprints" for Newcastle when he had previously admitted on radio, in interview, before he became a more regular feature on the box than Ant and Dec, that latterly he had had to change his game too. In my opinion it was own his lack of effort that got Bobby Robson the bullet!
I wish Geordie fans would get their petted lips up from off the ground. That would be a start to moving on to better things. It made me laugh when Shearer slated Owen for "not putting in the sprints" for Newcastle when he had previously admitted on
No explanation for the comment though. Like every pro footballer, Owen was a pro who sold his services to the highest bidder. Unlike Freddie Shepherd who laughed at Newcastle fans for buying grossly over-priced club wear etc; Now tell me - who is the bigger villain?
No explanation for the comment though. Like every pro footballer, Owen was a pro who sold his services to the highest bidder.Unlike Freddie Shepherd who laughed at Newcastle fans for buying grossly over-priced club wear etc;Now tell me - who is the
He never wanted to play for Newcastle as was sicknote until his deal ended and never put in a shift when he did play.Funny how when he came back he got booed not like Ferdinand etc Have no time for dacombe anyway and Owen either but at least the koplike Owen.
He never wanted to play for Newcastle as was sicknote until his deal ended and never put in a shift when he did play.Funny how when he came back he got booed not like Ferdinand etcHave no time for dacombe anyway and Owen either but at least the kopli
Black said: "We had a lot of fairly hefty arguments in the early times and I was surprised we were having those arguments. They were about Tom's contract, management of certain horses and I suppose my perception of Tom changed pretty quickly.
"I was never complacent with Tom after those early years, which is a shame as Michael was always fine with him. I couldn't quite forgive him.
"I wanted to make changes to MHS and I wasn't able to. Tom said he was surprised [on Thursday] but my last conversation with him about the business ended with him saying something like, 'You'll just have to sack me then'.
"It was a short conversation and to me he's not flexible, he wants to do things his own way and it caused us to fall out a bit."
In the past few years Black has slowly stepped back from the business and now has plans to sell his share to Owen, partly due to the problems of the past few years but also as he wants his horses trained closer to his base in London.
Black said: "We're doing our own thing now, and I want a closer relationship with our own horses. If things had been different I still wouldn't have wanted the relationship as much as I had to start with.
"We'll continue to have a relationship with Manor House but it won't be anything like as full on as the one we had before. My involvement with racing won't change, I'll have relationships with slightly different trainers and we're interested in doing slightly more in Epsom. There's a bit of change coming there, it's a positive story and it works for us as it's local.
"The truth is, ultimately, I'm not in a good place with Tom at the moment but the fact is he's trained very well for me. We've had a lot of winners and some at Group level and at Royal Ascot. We had some good days but we are where we are and I think Manor House can emerge strongly from this."......Fair play to Dascombe for not taking no sh1t from this guy.
Black said: "We had a lot of fairly hefty arguments in the early times and I was surprised we were having those arguments. They were about Tom's contract, management of certain horses and I suppose my perception of Tom changed pretty quickly."I was n
I like Dascombe's resurrection of the "I started with nothing and I still have most of it left" quote. Good luck to him. The long history of "private" trainers is littered with acrimony, failure and deceit.
I like Dascombe's resurrection of the "I started with nothing and I still have most of it left" quote. Good luck to him. The long history of "private" trainers is littered with acrimony, failure and deceit.
In hindsight Tom probably wishes he had just gone it alone instead of going in there. Being a private trainer might work when its some middle eastern sheikh or royalty but some 2 bob footballer and a Web designer was hardly going to see him consistently contesting top races
In hindsight Tom probably wishes he had just gone it alone instead of going in there. Being a private trainer might work when its some middle eastern sheikh or royalty but some 2 bob footballer and a Web designer was hardly going to see him consisten
Hugo Palmer confirmed as the new trainer at manor farm stables, taking most of his owners with him, hopes to be up and running by the start of the new flat season. seems hugo happy to be a salaried trainer,rather than chasing after bad payers.
T Dascombe looking for a yard to train, wonder if he might end up going the other way and buy or rent Kremlin Cottage Stables.
Hugo Palmer confirmed as the new trainer at manor farm stables, taking most of his owners with him, hopes to be up and running by the start of the new flat season. seems hugo happy to be a salaried trainer,rather than chasing after bad payers. T Das