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https://www.racingtv.com/news/john-and-thady-gosden-team-up-to-share-training-licence
John Gosden to have a shared licence with his son. Not sure how significant it is but could Gosden senior have one eye on retirement?
I’d say yes. John is doing a lot more buying for Godolphin these days, could take up a role doing that with Thady taking over the yard on a semi-permanent basis.
Thady had been at the races instead of John a lot during the 2020 season aswell which points to a transition.
I do hope it’s not a derogatory name for a thalidomide victim. I didn’t know Gosdens son had that affliction. Have to say it’s a bit thoughtless
I do know the name Thady is of Greek origin.
No, doubt Drone will know a lot more about the word as I cannot remember.
Matron
His son is called Thaddeus ( according to the web ) so presume it’s just a family nickname for him.
Thady been getting tutored extensively to whinge on about the ground. Showing great potential.
BUY THE SUN
As Isinglass writes, it’s just a shortening of Thaddeus, another being Thad. Like such as Noah and Joshua, it’s another example of a ‘classical’ forename that’s regained popularity in recent years
It is indeed Greek, meaning ‘courageous heart’
The Irish equivalent is Tadhg, which I believe is a relatively common name over there; again often shortened to Thady or anglicized to Teague or Taig, the latter having become a generic slur for catholics amongst the North’s protestants
You credit me with being a fount of all knowledge Matron. Not true: I just have an inquisitive mind and enjoy research, which is a piece of cake nowadays with t’internet at my fingertips. Didn’t know much of the above 10 minutes ago so thanks for giving me another opportunity to exercise the little grey cells
If my parents had opted for ‘Thaddeus’, I’d have left home at 16 to live in a squat and start a protest group – CNM (Christian Names Matter).
It’s a serious question tattling. Racing is obviously in the spotlight for cruelty now and imagine if a trainer had christened a Down’s syndrome child as Mongy
This is not going to look good when it gets out
You are awful Clivexxxxx but I like you
I wonder what former jockey Ian Mongan’s matey weighing room nickname was…?
If my parents had opted for ‘Thaddeus’, I’d have left home at 16 to live in a squat and start a protest group – CNM (Christian Names Matter).
It doesn’t really pass the gulder test, as they say round here, as in, can you shout it down the street after a wayward child?
“THADDEUS GET IN HERE FER YER DINNER NOW OR I’LL SKELP YER ARSE SO I WILL”
Nope. Off the list.“Thaddeus” is another name for the apostle Jude.
Whoever was talking nonsense above about the irish name “Tadhg” (and then totally unrelated Taig term in northern Ireland) will find it translates at Timothy. Sweet FA to do with Thaddeus.
Compared to some names given to children these days, Thaddeus seems quite conservative.
Whoever was talking nonsense above about the irish name “Tadhg” (and then totally unrelated Taig term in northern Ireland) will find it translates at Timothy. Sweet FA to do with Thaddeus
We’re either both talking nonsense, both partly right, or both partly wrong: take your pick
This article and the link to ‘Taig’ clarifies:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TadhgAs for Jude the Apostle also being known as Thaddeus, that appears to be rather complicated:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jude_the_Apostle
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