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I am half way through it not bad so far but needs to pick up in the second half.
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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… |
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another in the series
THINGS THAT DIDNT HAPPEN TODAY, for dummies |
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Which one acey? He has six by different authors for sale on Amazon. Worse than Ferguson. It`s a joke.
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Our posts crossed Acey
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Yes i could tell some Tales ace.
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Leaves out the juicier tales because there's nothing left to say...
Why bother? |
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I even met The Queen.
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Exactly Royal Academy he needs to name names ffs.
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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.
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It was called Laughter it was her Oaks hope at the time but turned out to be as slow as a wet Week
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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.
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I was a massive fan of Davy Russell i loved his style of Riding.
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You couldn't believe his radio imo, I don't know how it ever got published.
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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 .
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Has he mentioned getting suspended for punching his mount in the head?
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He's not really my cup of yea tbh
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*tea
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Just finished it bland i am afraid...Nay juicy bits 6-10.
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I wouldn't bother to read it, or any other jockeys view in print publicly, personally
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