Meeting Charlie Fellowes

[Simon Nott]

In Part 1 - Trainer Charlie Fellowes talks about the big issues in UK horse racing, why he doesn’t consider it to be a thriving sport, why the prize money is appalling, why it’s difficult to attract new people to the sport. Why mistakes over 50 years ago that can never be reversed have cost racing dearly, the Tote, his early life in Huntingdon, working at the Henderson yard and with James Fanshawe, learning from others while always trying to improve. https://www.starsportsbet.co.uk/bettingpeople-charlie-fellowes/

 

[Simon Nott]

In part two Charlie gives punters a piece of golden information on when you can tell he really fancies one of his. In part three he talks about the whip issue with some very convincing arguments and lets us know in no uncertain terms what he thinks of Matt Chapman! https://www.starsportsbet.co.uk/bettingpeople-charlie-fellowes/

 

[G-G]

Really enjoyed listening to these, thank you for posting.
However, I really, REALLY, take personal umbrage at his comments about Persian Punch.
Punch was not a lazy horse. He was the Giant's Causeway of Cup Races.He had his way of racing and that was nothing to do with being lazy.

 

[LUKE]

I didn't like him-thought he was arrogant.

 

[Simon Nott]

I'm sad to read that he came across to you as arrogant, he really wasn't in reality.

 

[LUKE]

Purely my interpretation Simon -maybe he just came across to me as a bit of a snowflake.

 

[Maruco]

I’ve heard from several people that it’s not perception.