A ‘black armband day’ for British bookies
Jockey Tony McCoy’s thrilling ride to victory at the Grand National aboard the aptly named Don’t Push It has British bookies contemplating collective losses of as much as £50M. At this minute, all across England, bookmakers are sitting their children down to tearfully inform them that attending that posh public school is no longer an option. “You know, kids, being a chimney sweep is a noble profession…” Read more.
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