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Didn’t this scenario play out exactly a year ago at this meeting?
Very heated exchange apparantely.
What’s he doing there anyway
Watching his horse win fortunes in the sales race I would imagine.
I didn’t know he had anything there, been busy today.
Why doesn’t the loud-mouthed, self-publicising little mummy’s boy p**s off and stick to betting on tennis. Racing doesn’t
need
sh*ts like you.
Go Nic!
I like Harry, says it how it is, bit like Barry Dennis, good working class boys made good, not a load of Wine Tasters hiding in the corner.
You almost feel sorry for Coward here. One word would sum up the situation for any entourage of racing’s rulers entering a confrontation with alumni of the warned off club at Donny this week:
Outnumbered.
Quality 
Talk about egos on the run ….
Sir I believe you are being head hunted to clean up racings tarnished image ….
you firstly have to do a stint at Beverly and Haydock as course doctor to have the requisite skills …
best of luck
Ricky
I like Harry, says it how it is
Like him so long as it’s not your money that he’s taking with his loveable, cheeky chappie routine? His Mum would love you!
I’m not gonna get into a debate whether he’s a deceitful person or a loveable rogue, all I’ll say is that last Christmas I saw a programme on RUK and it was one of the most fascinating shows I’ve ever seen (racing wise).
He’s a very interesting bloke, whether people like him or not.
According to Cornelius Lysaght on Radio 5 having mugged Coward, Harry then turned his attention to Paul Dixon, President of the Racehorse Owners’ Association and Chairman of The Horseman’s Group for R4C in the Donny Sales Ring.
Top bloke our Harry
Ever since he crowned Denman’s fantastic Gold Cup win with the comment "We came here to break Kauto Star’s heart", I’ve never had any great grá for the man.
The Twitterati reports Findlay as bragging to journalists:
"My balls are as big as Paul Dixon’s head."
Quite an effort to make me feel sympathy for Dixon and Coward, but such boorish behaviour, if true, has achieved it.
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