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this has come to my attention...has anybody read it?..is it worth a read/audiobook
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I enjoyed it.
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Read it many years ago, and remember it being a good read. There were another couple of good books that came out at about the same time, by Raymond Smith: (in particular) 'High Rollers of the Turf' and also 'The Master of Ballydoyle'. I was looking recently on ebay and some of the originals are a bit pricey nowadays, so has it been reissued.
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thanks both.
ill look into those 2 as well andriy |
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It's an absolute brilliant book. Read it 100 times over it's that good. I have the hardback and if you go online its a worth about £300-£400 if not mistaken.
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How did he fall?
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I assumed it was rise and rise.
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Proud to say i rode one of his horses in a gallop when he came to Manton one morning....It worked terrible.
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Can you remember it's name?
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I am trying to remember TMB it was back in the early 90s he did Win but was no superstar.
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I was working for Gosden at the time.
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Noooo sold mine for buttons a few years ago ...
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Manton must have been some place to ride work Acey.
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Some of the best gallops in the Country TMB i thought Meehan would have done a lot better than he has.
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Would have been interesting to see what M Dickinson could have achieved if given time.
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Shocking the way he was treated....From the outside anyway.
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