At half way through the video I was already worrying about it finishing... A fab interview .. These Rishi and Steve interviews set the standard .. So relaxed, incredibly well researched and informative. Contrast these with Chapmans infantile efforts
That was a bit of a Tear Jerker.Magnificent interview with a Horse racing Legend.Well done your best one yet and as Martin would say improvement is measurable.
Brilliant interview, if they couldn’t beat him they persecuted him, they changed the title from numbers to pounds won because of him. He was the Unsinkable Boxer.
I remember before his heyday how he didn't conform to the old guard or accept that training methods couldn't be improved. This made him an outcast and he was treated with mistrust for many years. He would have been thrown out by the establishment if a shred of wrong doing was discovered. It wasn't and he wasn't and thankfully his abilities and advanced techniques were able to flourish. Yes he was tough and he employed tough jockeys, but he was a master of his trade. No one could ready one for the Nov meeting at Cheltenham like him.
@@kenoz6908 It`s about a tenner a month , no ads . A bit like the new ITVX . You get it free but you pay by getting the ads if you see what I mean. If you can`t stand the ads , you have to cough up.
@kenoz6908 It you're into interviews try Starsports channel on RUclips. They interview a racing insider each week. Trainers , jockeys , pro gamblers , owners. Excellent channel. There are hundreds of interviews.
Dunwoody testified that Martin threatened him if he ever went in the blood lab again, why was he so sensitive about the lab, well that would have been a good question. Just cause he used a blood lab doesn't mean he did anything wrong but it would be nice to know. Obviously David does not get the same results as Martin did, and Martin did not need to be big criminal to train winners, he was ruthless and merciless with his horses, if he trained Best Mate it may have won the topham as a 5yo and never even got to run in a Gold Cup. Yeah great trainer, should really remember AP McCoy on Pipes runners round Newton Abbot, with the jockey out front slicing it down the ribs with a circuit to go
I found this comment really interesting and remember Panorama doing a docu on the lab and asking questions. He got hammered in the papers. At the time he was the first to take bloods from his horses it is now done routinely in Flat and Jumps so time has proved he wasn't doing anything other than making sure they were 100%. He was also one of the 1st to race the French horses and even German instead of the Irish and British thoroughbreds. Alot didn't last but he persevered. Then McCoy came along not my favourite jockey for the reasons u mention. It then became numbers he was a hard jockey on the horse.
Dunwoody was the most complete jockey I've ever seen. He had the lot. However, like Pipe he was an obsessive (the title of his autobiography) and it was a match made in hell. Dunwoody never rode better than in the twighlight of his career in Ireland. It was poetry.
At half way through the video I was already worrying about it finishing... A fab interview .. These Rishi and Steve interviews set the standard .. So relaxed, incredibly well researched and informative. Contrast these with Chapmans infantile efforts
Really didn't want this interview to end. Some great memories. Thank you.
What a lovely man and gentleman mr pipe is and an exceptional trainer 👌
Great memories , watching martins horses going off lengths and lengths clear and never being caught, and to team up with AP
No way to describe this man, only genius comes to mind,he totally revolutionised jump racing. Legend.
The best trainer arguably this country has ever produced completely revolutionised training jump horses in this country
Hmmm Pipe Or Dickenson
That was a bit of a Tear Jerker.Magnificent interview with a Horse racing Legend.Well done your best one yet and as Martin would say improvement is measurable.
Martin Pipe absalute Legend. Lucky enough to speak to him at Cheltenham with David and he was a gentleman. Made my day.
Brought back some lovely memories.
Brilliant interview, if they couldn’t beat him they persecuted him, they changed the title from numbers to pounds won because of him. He was the Unsinkable Boxer.
I seen him in brixham one day in summer, I said to mum,oh there is martin pipe, he came walking past limping away, great bloke a true racing legend🐴
I remember before his heyday how he didn't conform to the old guard or accept that training methods couldn't be improved. This made him an outcast and he was treated with mistrust for many years. He would have been thrown out by the establishment if a shred of wrong doing was discovered. It wasn't and he wasn't and thankfully his abilities and advanced techniques were able to flourish. Yes he was tough and he employed tough jockeys, but he was a master of his trade. No one could ready one for the Nov meeting at Cheltenham like him.
Beau Ranger - my favourite horse
The constant interruption by adverts absolutely ruined the enjoyment of this interview.
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Thanks For this suggestion.
I’m a bit of a technophobe so will need to ask a youngster to help 👍
@@kenoz6908 It`s about a tenner a month , no ads . A bit like the new ITVX . You get it free but you pay by getting the ads if you see what I mean. If you can`t stand the ads , you have to cough up.
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It will be worth every penny John, thanks for the info.
I love racing interviews, and Mr Pipes was excellent.
@kenoz6908 It you're into interviews try Starsports channel on RUclips. They interview a racing insider each week. Trainers , jockeys , pro gamblers , owners. Excellent channel. There are hundreds of interviews.
always one step ahead of the Vet
Many a winner a backed trained by martin and ridden by scu or Timmy Murphy a legend in his own lifetime
Lovely family remember Dave pipe senior the on course bookie true gentleman as young Dave the trainer now always have time for you 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Martin is a very very very very Slippery character
Nonsense
Pipey should have been Knighted, years ago
A right old rogue.
Mmmmm
Not sure if this article should be so " next messiah" and back slapping
Methods were questionable ! to be kind😮
I bet they had great info from you in the past and bookies🤣🤣
Unhonest conman,lace with silver and gold.
Never half the man Barney Curley was.
Barney Curley was a Honest conman legend !
How does this man be regarded as a great? Considering all the horses he and his associates destroyed over many years.
Dunwoody testified that Martin threatened him if he ever went in the blood lab again, why was he so sensitive about the lab, well that would have been a good question. Just cause he used a blood lab doesn't mean he did anything wrong but it would be nice to know. Obviously David does not get the same results as Martin did, and Martin did not need to be big criminal to train winners, he was ruthless and merciless with his horses, if he trained Best Mate it may have won the topham as a 5yo and never even got to run in a Gold Cup. Yeah great trainer, should really remember AP McCoy on Pipes runners round Newton Abbot, with the jockey out front slicing it down the ribs with a circuit to go
I found this comment really interesting and remember Panorama doing a docu on the lab and asking questions. He got hammered in the papers. At the time he was the first to take bloods from his horses it is now done routinely in Flat and Jumps so time has proved he wasn't doing anything other than making sure they were 100%. He was also one of the 1st to race the French horses and even German instead of the Irish and British thoroughbreds. Alot didn't last but he persevered. Then McCoy came along not my favourite jockey for the reasons u mention. It then became numbers he was a hard jockey on the horse.
Dunwoody was the most complete jockey I've ever seen. He had the lot. However, like Pipe he was an obsessive (the title of his autobiography) and it was a match made in hell. Dunwoody never rode better than in the twighlight of his career in Ireland. It was poetry.