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Originally posted by Yosser
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Bought by JP - failed to win in 17 starts since.
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No it was Enjoy D'allen I was thinking about
Bought by JP - failed to win in 17 starts since. -
Originally posted by darlojim View Post
Meetingofthewaters last year
Enjoy D'Allen 2022?
Bought a mare a decade or more back I think, finished nowhere and he then retired her
Some do work out though - Buveur DAir, Corbetts Cross etcComment
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Franchoek I believe was bought to win the Triumph hurdle way back when and finished second.Comment
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Yeah the year he had Binocular. Ended up with the 1-2 in the Supreme and no win in the Triumph. If he hadn't bought Franchoek, chances are he would have had the doubleOriginally posted by JackieMoon33 View PostComment
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So Yates has explained the sale on Nick Luck’s podcast and said he wants out of racing by the end of the season. A complete contrast to his words after the Challow.Comment
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Not surprising after some of the horses he ended up buying!!Originally posted by Exar Essay View Post
Probably took the opportunity, whilst he has a horse worth a little bit, to get some of that money back!Comment
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Definitely. He said he had two choices. Sell them all in a dispersal sale, or sell them after each has performed very well.Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View Post
Can’t recall who said it earlier on, but it confirms that his words after the Challow were bout but a sales pitch.
He doesn’t come across brilliantly in the podcast, but that’s just my thought.Comment
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Looking at the ridiculous money Cauldwell and Chris Giles got for horses in training there might be a few more heading for the exit doorOriginally posted by Exar Essay View Post
Doesn’t bode well for NH racing going forward
However it could open the door for new owners to get involved
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In my industry.
JP McManus would be classed as a vulnerable client, and if after prompting him to have a friend or family present ?
He opted to bring his friend Frank Berry.
Our firm would refuse to do business with them.
His fucking mansion must be full of fucking readers digest's and coin collections.
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Supersundae has been backed in today's Lawlors but still 100 with 365 for the Turners.Comment
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Yes, it’s a crazy price, always has been. Got a glowing comment in the stable tour and was quite keen in his maiden hurdle win which wouldn’t scream AB. If he’s as good as WPM hints then the Turners could be a good fit. Obv caveat is he will be qualified for handicap race after today, the Pipe being top of the list.Originally posted by YoungHustler View PostComment
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I think Sax gave him a good mention in his diary as well with him being highly tried first time up in the Supreme and running a fair race.Originally posted by jrjr View Post
Good point re Handicap though. Worth keeping an eye on how he runs today. Might get the bounce factor from Patrick to unsettle him through the race.Comment
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Your industry is full of more crooks than anywhere else !Originally posted by Quevega View Post
I know.......was in it for 42 years.Comment
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Originally posted by Lobos View Post
Your industry is full of more crooks than anywhere else !
I know.......was in it for 42 years.
I'm probably paying a portion of my indemnity insurance for people like you and that bellend John Dance.
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Yep, remember the days we used to write fact finds on cigarette packets....Originally posted by Quevega View Post
I'm probably paying a portion of my indemnity insurance for people like you and that bellend John Dance.Comment
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