How many points did you get in the Leaving pal?
He got a loan off Pat McDonagh
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Hi Kyle 
Mexico and the Pound.
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He made his money off holding up horses and dogs. He then moved onto taking large bets from the rich which he often held instead of placing. I believe his usual tactic was taking bets of people backing their horses in group and graded races. He’d have his homework done and would know the story in the yard from which the horse came from. Basically he came to the conclusion very fast that owners always fancied their own horses.
Apple thinks you’re better than Joe Canning. He’s not well.
didn’t he start out with one JCB?
I think that was sean Fitzpatrick. Jp worked on a building site and held bets so the story goes too. I think that’s where it started.
Its very sketchy, very little details. I thought he started out with one JCB in London
What comments were attributed to you here previously?
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Pretty sure he was taking bets on a large building site.
Ya he held the bets for a few lads down the building site and saved up enough to collapse the Mexican peso
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Why do you always make these ridiculous posts? He made most of his money bets off rich owners In the early days. He invested a lot in property London. Nursing homes in particular.
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That was Seamus Moore
All that was waaaaay later
Sylvie Linnane started out with a JCB and finished up there lately with a JCB. He never got into the nursing homes as far as I know.
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It wasn’t it was early enough in his career. He meet taibor through that I believe and some more coolmore partners. They made a fortune betting. Taibor was struck off from all British race courses they were so corrupt. a Jewish man Lewis something or other who was the lad that went betting on the pound and ended up costing Britain billions in the early 90s was then introduced to Jp. He’s the fella that got Jp and Desmond involved in currency exchange and today I’m prettty sure Desmond is his top advisor. I’m open to correction on that I’ve heard the story a few times but nearly all his contacts came through racing which they are still at today. To put into context how much Jp was making betting in the 80s joe Donnelly accidentally transferred 300k I think to Barney Curley to buy a horse from one account. Donnelly was considered a small fish at the time considered to Jp so that shows you the money he was making off horses in the 80s.