Trainers who sound dodgy by name

From way back.Fiddler Goodwill.

A Crook?

Claude Duval used to love that one back in the day, Ryalux...trained by A Crook.

Pam Sly.

Sly a good one acey especially as her horses were sometimes ridden by Malcolm Bastard.

especially acey when she teamed up with Malcolm B to form the Sly-B@stard combination

apparently once said by Sir Peter O'Sullevan in a commentary

dan skelton

roger variance

sarah b ent, anna slack, c heaton, p swindle

'Filthy' Luca

phil tuck you up !

laura wrong un !

Twist..on -  Davies.

Pat Phelan

for the corrie fans that one...

Howard Johnson's winners used to be listed in the Form Book as being trained by JH Johnson, CROOK.

JH Johnson was a good example of Eddie Fremantle's observation that you always had to be careful with a trainer whose forename wasn't the one you'd expect from his initials. MH Peter Easterby was the best example.

Didn't a Ponsonby run a tipping line?

This is going off-topic but I do like that Francois Doumen won a race at Sandown with SPUNK

I was trying to think of well known international trainers with 'dodgy' names, but the 'best' I could think of is a famous South African, but I think I'll pass on that one.

Slight change of topic but I couldn't help thinking of the MP suspended for allegedly exposing himself

in front of a member of staff (a charge he vehemently denies it should be pointed out) His name:

Peter Bone!

Cardinal Scott ......Yes, SPUNK spurted up the Sandown hill

Tommy - I read the title of this thread, and thought Fiddler Goodwill. No one will remember him and there it is bl oody first on the list ffs.  I suppose everyone knows that his name was based on his violin, not anything more suspect. Although......

The Ringer family, including David Ringer who took over from his father. Trained Captain John in the early days when Mr Mouskos owned the animal. Moved it to David Thom's yard before he was sold and joined Dickinson.

What about forum names Slickster ?

Blackbarn-Yes only us old uns would remember Fiddler. Not sure about his musical ability though. I was trying to remember a staying filly he trained and started looking back ( Ged will be impressed). I came across (by complete chance), an article on the last flat meeting at Worcester August 1966, and Goodwill's Debach Girl ridden by C Williams (5) won on the card. That was the horse I was thinking about. Some of the weights carried that day were pretty low as well, 7 stone less apprentice claim of 7lbs were common.I was surprised to read that Worcester raced on the flat as I can only recall NH. Flat circuit was 1 mile 5 furlongs round. Another dodgy sounding one from way back was Frank Pullen.

if only you knew mitolo

roger variance

Yeah, be careful backing his short ones. You will get rogered eventually.

Chemical sounds a bit toxi

Jockeys  Pullrennan

Sophie, not today Leech

Andrew Crook

Peter Winks

JS Swindells
D Mullarkey
MJ Trickey
Steve Flook