Paul Kent

It hasn't come.

So they drove to Randwick, got out as jacked.

I think, I don't know if Jack was there actually, but certainly Massey was there.

And an old colorful racing identity called Hollywood George Edzer, who was a professional punter who just was in on the know.

And basically they turned the sprinklers on at Randwick Racecourse and just let the field just for all night, just had the sprinklers going.

So the poor old track manager, he's turned up in the morning and seen the sprinkles and thought, oh, shit.

So he's turned it off.

And it's a beautiful day.

And it was just an absolute bop.

Because the sprinkles have been on the track all night.

And fair to say they saluted.

They had all the tricks back in the day.

They did that a lot.

They drove to Adelaide one day to –

to back a horse.

Because back in those days, you couldn't go to TAB.

TAB was just a tote.

So they wanted to go, but you had to be bitten in the ring.

There was no apps or anything like that, so they wanted to be bitten in the ring.

So they drove to Adelaide, and when they got to Adelaide, they realised they'd left their money at home to back a horse.