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This is a fun one, taking bets from jockeys, valets and stalls handlers, a trainer that won every year for 20 years and more
https://www.simonnott.co.uk/blog-racing/simon-nott-zooms-in-33-mo-charge-ex-bookie-to-the-stars-and-formidable-punter-with-stories-to-tell
https://www.simonnott.co.uk/blog-racing/simon-nott-zooms-in-33-mo-charge-ex-bookie-to-the-stars-and-formidable-punter-with-stories-to-tell
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Not very forthcoming with his tales
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so if you were an ex-bookie you would go into naming trainers and their profit /loss records on you tube irons ? Mo a very clever and entertaining man. A very good watch.
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I wouldn't do the interview in the first place,Howard.
No substance imo |
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so you wouldn't do interviews but people that do them should tell everything about personal financial details or not do the interview in the first place ?
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I would take anything that a Bookmaker said with an extremely large pinch of salt,Howard.
Most Bookmakers that I encountered would put their own Granny away. After all,they are not there to help punters out,are they. |
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Wouldn't disagree irons but what is the point in you listening to any bookie interview ?
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None whatsoever,Howard but I had some time spare and it was dire on the TV
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have a look at this worth a listen imo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EUwgrQbd_Q |
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liked the story of his 1k lay at 60's on here guess what happened
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Thanks Howard for the Will White link.
An extremely interesting watch (albeit in seven portions). A shrewd operator although not in areas that I play in often. I would say that the two most important points he made are,discipline after losses and being realistic about your own view. Never make a losing day a disaster. People who post on here and say that they never have a losing month are bullshatters,imo. |