But a quite brilliant jockey . Piggott insisted that the story that he paid his tax bill with a cheque from an account he had not disclosed was apocryphal but Peter O’Sullevan’s spice was no less...
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But a quite brilliant jockey . Piggott insisted that the story that he paid his tax bill with a cheque from an account he had not disclosed was apocryphal but Peter O’Sullevan’s spice was no less...
Though I recall reading in one bio at least of Lester that lots of top jockeys were suspected to be at it and he was the obvious example to make and that the Inland Revenue got a lot of back taxes...
Sounds like the disastrous opening of the Rowley Mile stand in 2000 only ten times worse.
1 Sir Ivor could not handle Vaguely Noble in the mud
2 Park Top got stuck behind a wall of horses
3 Nijinsky was over the top and led briefly inside the final furlong
4 Never seen the 1967...
I thought Doyle ride the perfect race on a horse that loves to come from well back - changing tactics would have been potentially disastrous albeit he was he said a bit further back than he wanted...
No surprise to see Cracksman miss the race. No way he was ever going to run I reckon unless Enable missed the race.
It takes a great horse to win five Group 1 races over 1m 4f in a row like that . She is the first three year old to win the KG and ADT in the same season since Lammtarra who only ran three times . No...
Nothing could be more relevant than knowing you cannot beat your stablemate .
Pretty clear why they did not run Cracksman they knew he could not beat her .
Dazzling performance she won very easily and was pulling Frankie's arms out all the way . A brilliant filly and one of the very best horses I have seen .
Sea The Stars hardly had a quiet campaign either . I know suny thought he ran well below his best in the Arc but still was good enough to win .
What is the ground like at Chantilly ? Highland...