Fraudsters. Jockeys. Bankers.

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greenlake replied

5 October 2016, 17:02
Originally posted by barrydidit View Post

Jockeys urged to avoid High Street banks by PJA after frauds - BBC News

It's not only banks they have to avoid....
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MrMarkyMark replied

5 October 2016, 08:27
Lester Piggott obviously hedged his, but that didn't work out too well either
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LondonManc replied

5 October 2016, 08:17
Sorry, is this one bent industry trying to upset another?
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cojak replied

5 October 2016, 08:16
I read this earlier and i must say that it sounds rather bizarre, I would imagine that the police are investigating and the PJA have their own security experts on it.

Mind you, I wouldn't bet my house on that guess...
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barrydidit started a topic Fraudsters. Jockeys. Bankers.

5 October 2016, 06:53
Fraudsters. Jockeys. Bankers.

Interesting tail here. The mane point being the professional jockeys association's advice to hoof the bankers where it hurts by trotting off elsewhere with their loot. And you can't say they didn't warn neigh-body.

Jockeys urged to avoid High Street banks by PJA after frauds - BBC News

Makes me wonder whether children dressed in silks are being used to perpetrate these crimes.
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