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On a bonfire years ago
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I remember a comment made by John Gough, decades ago.
He said to the effect; ''all the tools you need to be a successful gambler are readily available. But as far as most punters are concerned, the form book might as well be written in Latin.'' I didn’t say that, he did. So please don’t take your shortcomings out on me. Lol. |
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"The form book is an excellent guide to what has happened in the past" - Wise punters everywhere.
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Dodger McCartney, on spotting a punter leafing through Chaseform Notebook in the Tote Credit office at Worcester: "You don't want to carry that about with you - if you have an accident and they find that on you, they won't let you out."
Punter: "Eh?" Dodger: "You'll get put in the bin. Committed. It's all written by a blind woman." Which was a bit unfair on Mary Truman, because she didn't write all of it. |
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I seen Dodger studying the Sporting Life
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VDW mentioned the Dodger in one of his articles.
He referred to Dodger as a certain professed “pro” after he'd appeared on the telly. The Dodger tipped three horses that day, and they all went down. VDW, wasn’t very complimentary. |