This man has had some life, to do the things he done in the 80s is outrageous, nobody had a Schilling, and Terry is putting hundreds of grand on horses! Some man, hope you are keeping well Terry. Best interview on this channel. Just noticed when he pulled his wallet out he had a load of betting slips in it 😂😂👏

19:03 when your 4/6 shot drifts out to 4/1 and runs a stinker ending up last

16:40 Epic Lester impression😀

I remember Terry Ramsden well . He was the Harry Findlay of his day ; and like Findlay , greed allied to his massive ego was his downfall. He loved to the attention . Like Findlay , he loved to boast about his bets , and CH4 racing gave him just the platform in which to do so .

I saw him many times in the bookies in Blackpool, i did not know he was Terry Ramsden.

You know what they say about people that talk about themselves in the 3rd person

Coronation Stakes not Cup x two great fillies Katie's and Pebbles x great race x interesting nostalgia. x.

Terry.....delighted you got back for these races, either on private jet or whatever.....best though next time you land an interview be sober 🙏.  Racing deserves this.

This is fantastic, hearing a big player talking about his life is just amazing to listen to.

Kudos Simon for for showing your interview class & letting the man speak.

Only one thing........

This better be part 1 of 100

Always remember Katies winning those races .
My old man worked with a bloke who knew a stable lad with Ryan at the time.
I was still at school but remember having £1 ew when it won the Irish Guineas .
It was 20-1 and I was in dreamland .
The info ( from what u remember)WAS exactly what he said …
Still keep an eye on his sons horses now … but v quiet this year so far .

I remember seeing him in the paper and I remember because he lived just outside wickford in Ramsdon Bellhouse

I was there grand national 1986 when terry had 50 rand ew on mr snug fit he was last on the first circuit then came from nowhere to finish 4 th great days

What a great story.brilliant.

Terry top man still I followed you long time ago wish u still bet in UK 👍

I recall him living across the road to me in Blackheath.

A little humility from Tel wouldn’t go amiss. He’s no Barney Curley, let’s have that right.

Well done tel ..your a legend

Brilliant story , Terry was a throwback to the great owner/gamblers of the Edwardian era , marvellous

Excellent piece.

Respect for Terry