What amazes me about this sort of lark is that it goes on year in, year out and never once does any of the gob****s in the Racing Post columns kick it around as an issue. I did see one of them once say: 'if punters' trust in racing is eroded then the game's finished.' But it's not just about trust, it's about inclination: more and more I look at races and think: do I want any part of this farce?
What amazes me about this sort of lark is that it goes on year in, year out and never once does any of the gob****s in the Racing Post columns kick it around as an issue. I did see one of them once say: 'if punters' trust in racing is eroded then the
A perfect storm of the exchanges, poor prize money, bent trainers, bent jockeys, and an establishment including the BHA and their stewards who have turned a complete blind eye to non triers and poor rides.
A perfect storm of the exchanges, poor prize money, bent trainers, bent jockeys, and an establishment including the BHA and their stewards who have turned a complete blind eye to non triers and poor rides.
Journo,s and the racing media are all on the gravy train so will never call out the corruption in the sport. Punters are the only ones getting ripped off day in day out, no wonder turnover on horse racing is massively down in real terms.
Journo,s and the racing media are all on the gravy train so will never call out the corruption in the sport. Punters are the only ones getting ripped off day in day out, no wonder turnover on horse racing is massively down in real terms.
Absolutely hilarious how the media on course or in the studio greet every huge rag that wins with elation and congratulations instead of saying "how on Gods earth did that win "
Absolutely hilarious how the media on course or in the studio greet every huge rag that wins with elation and congratulations instead of saying "how on Gods earth did that win "