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18 Jul 25
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plenty of money in lingerie glazzie I once bought a stack of lingerie ( sounds so much sophisticated ) than bra and knickers at a car bootsale got a few funny looks off the bird who was selling them . anyway they were all 70s designer gear Janet reager etc made a bundle on eBay 1st set I sold covered what I paid for the lot .strange thing was blokes bought every item .......takes all sorts I spose !
we believe you FOYLES.
As for Jack Jones seems a more than capable trainer, did his dad train? Wondering if it's in the jeans.
As for Jack Jones seems a more than capable trainer, did his dad train? Wondering if it's in the jeans.
Having grown up around horses it has been Jack’s ambition to train racehorses from an early age.
Jack studied Agricultural Business Management at Reading University. During university Jack rode out regularly for Nicky Henderson. Making good use of his university summer holidays, Jack gained valuable experience working abroad, initially for Mikel Delzangles in Chantilly and the following summer for Ger Lyons in County Meath.
Upon graduating from University Jack gained further experience as pupil assistant to Kim Bailey and Paul Nicholls. During this time Jack rode as amateur jockey scoring 5 winners on the well regarded Real Milan.
Eager to broaden his knowledge of flat racing Jack travelled to Australia where he spent a year with Chris Waller, enjoying six months in Sydney and six months in Melbourne working with horses as high profile as Winx.
On returning to England Jack spent over three years assisting flat trainers David Simcock and Richard Spencer in the headquarters of flat racing, Newmarket.
Jack sent out his first runners in 2022 with things taking off in his first full year of 2023 which yielded 29 winners, including The Waiting Game (5 in a row) and Our Scholar (4 in a row) plus a Cheltenham winner in An Bradan Feasa in December.
Things continued to build in 2024 with 32 winners including biggest winner to date, Caburn in the Weatherbys Super Sprint at Newbury and another Cheltenham winner in Teriferma.
Jack studied Agricultural Business Management at Reading University. During university Jack rode out regularly for Nicky Henderson. Making good use of his university summer holidays, Jack gained valuable experience working abroad, initially for Mikel Delzangles in Chantilly and the following summer for Ger Lyons in County Meath.
Upon graduating from University Jack gained further experience as pupil assistant to Kim Bailey and Paul Nicholls. During this time Jack rode as amateur jockey scoring 5 winners on the well regarded Real Milan.
Eager to broaden his knowledge of flat racing Jack travelled to Australia where he spent a year with Chris Waller, enjoying six months in Sydney and six months in Melbourne working with horses as high profile as Winx.
On returning to England Jack spent over three years assisting flat trainers David Simcock and Richard Spencer in the headquarters of flat racing, Newmarket.
Jack sent out his first runners in 2022 with things taking off in his first full year of 2023 which yielded 29 winners, including The Waiting Game (5 in a row) and Our Scholar (4 in a row) plus a Cheltenham winner in An Bradan Feasa in December.
Things continued to build in 2024 with 32 winners including biggest winner to date, Caburn in the Weatherbys Super Sprint at Newbury and another Cheltenham winner in Teriferma.
Aug 4, 2025 -- 6:34PM, swiftynifty wrote:
we believe you FOYLES.As for Jack Jones seems a more than capable trainer, did his dad train? Wondering if it's in the jeans.
Nick Kamen heard it on the grapevine.
Foyles story further up reminds me of a scam I heard about in the 70s
A lingerie company would advertise in the Sunday papers about a grand sale of women's sexy French lingerie at discount prices... Please send your 10 and 20 pound cheques for your order made out to "Chelsea Lingerie Ltd"... While stocks last...
There was no stock
The posh ladies from the Home Counties etc would have their cheques cashed then sent a refund cheque to the same value with the cheque account name something like "Swedish Sexy Underwear Ltd" and a big stamp "Order rejected" across it...
They knew that at least half the ladies would be too embarrassed to pay the cheque into their local village bank branch...
Innocent days...
A lingerie company would advertise in the Sunday papers about a grand sale of women's sexy French lingerie at discount prices... Please send your 10 and 20 pound cheques for your order made out to "Chelsea Lingerie Ltd"... While stocks last...
There was no stock
The posh ladies from the Home Counties etc would have their cheques cashed then sent a refund cheque to the same value with the cheque account name something like "Swedish Sexy Underwear Ltd" and a big stamp "Order rejected" across it...
They knew that at least half the ladies would be too embarrassed to pay the cheque into their local village bank branch...
Innocent days...
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