Stables

Thats a worthy opening statement but what were the actual recommendations

Now now PFP one day you will be one of those leaky old bastards

I understood that a lease was terminated upon delivery of the horse back to it's owner. I wash my hands of any further discussion on this matter

Perhaps Newmarket you should look at some of the comments FTM has made to me.

It was an improvement but a lot of trainers will now be heading home desparately trying to think of people they can contact to form syndicates so they can pay for the horses they've bought

If he has leased the horse and he has not paid you any percentages that he owes you from the horses racing then it would be a matter for the racecourse detective. I suggest you get in touch with the Racing Integrity Unit

Is that what you call ignoring me

The civil courts will take months if not years to achieve anything and will cost you a fortune in legal fees and the disputes tribunal will only handle the matter if the debt is in dispute and if a judgement is made in your favour it will not be enforced if he refuses to pay. The best bet is to take a lien over any property or horses he may have at your place or to sue him for bankruptcy

I think you will find that there has been a bit more than that Kotare Hunter

When was the last time you actually put your hand in your pocket and bought one FTM

You've got a very small mind FTM

South of Cambridge became a problem when the Wellington Trotting club closed down

Yes he does not deserve to be facing those ridiculous charges.

You should know by now Richie that harness Racing thrives on gossip

To my recollection Tony Lee was invited to do the racecalls at the first set of Harness Jewels because of the quality of his race calling