Davy Russell's Autobiography....

All much of a muchness Acey,you should do one,few tales to tell from some of the yards you worked…

Stories of a work rider…

another in the series
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Which one acey? He has six by different authors for sale on Amazon. Worse than Ferguson. It`s a joke.

Our posts crossed Acey

Yes i could tell some Tales ace.

Leaves out the juicier tales because there's nothing left to say...

Why bother?

I even met The Queen.

Exactly Royal Academy he needs to name names ffs.

I say met The Queen but i was just riding her Horse on The Gallops and she came into the box to look at it afterwards.

It was called Laughter it was her Oaks hope at the time but turned out to be as slow as a wet Week

Reminds me of Eamonn Dunphy's biography: the most colorful part of his character for decades was his punting but it doesn't warrant a mention.
Ireland's only ever tennis pro, Conor Niland, has written a book that should be read by anyone interested the in the struggle that is professional sport.

I was a massive fan of Davy Russell i loved his style of Riding.

You couldn't believe his radio imo, I don't know how it ever got published.

Its a tad left field , but for Xmas or whatever try ' Horse ' by Geraldine Brooks ....Historical faction about America's greatest ever stallion - Lexington , not just entertaining but informative on many levels .Be a tenner everywhere .

Has he mentioned getting suspended for punching his mount in the head?

He's not really my cup of yea tbh

*tea

Just finished it bland i am afraid...Nay juicy bits 6-10.

I wouldn't bother to read it, or any other jockeys view in print publicly, personally