In the 70's in a country in Asia I was told a jockey on a hotpot who screwed up was hauled-off his mount on his way back in before he'd reach the enclosure. He also received a beating infront of other racegoers who just looked on.
No bookie is permitted to cohort with a jockey or any stable. An owner can place a bet to win or each-way though.
In the 70's in a country in Asia I was told a jockey on a hotpot who screwed up was hauled-off his mount on his way back in before he'd reach the enclosure. He also received a beating infront of other racegoers who just looked on.No bookie is permitt
Or disgruntled punters/racegoers waiting for the jockey concerned in the car park - there really was no hiding place. Would they even contemplate repeating their unprofessionalism again? If so, their immediate family could be next.
Here, anything goes - almost!
Or disgruntled punters/racegoers waiting for the jockey concerned in the car park - there really was no hiding place. Would they even contemplate repeating their unprofessionalism again? If so, their immediate family could be next. Here, anything goe