vincent o'brien on conformation

[@roryriddell5250]

a legend.

[@Lowandhard06]

genius. greatest trainer ever

[@ramanromik550]

Зделайте перевот

[@roryriddell5250]

a legend.

[@suemaher5282]

The Master speaks. No words good enough to describe Mr. VINCENT O'BRIEN

[@WESSERPARAQUAT]

Note Julian Wilson being quiet, noted BBC presenter/journalist/sometime crappy commentator he doesn't dare interupt because he is well aware he is in the presence of true Greatness and you must listen

[@WESSERPARAQUAT]

Even the manner in which Vincent talks is PURE CLASS! the real deal ....these days we all have to listen :P obviously delighted, hopefully, please god, come forward, delighted, thrilled, evolution in REVERSE!

[@aman2340]

sounded like a brit.

[@thequietmanpaddynevin9091]

Genius no other words to describe him . However the phoney pompous accent very uncorkman like wasn’t exactly gentry either!! Only black mark against the GOAT original!

[@Dwayndibb]

Definitely the greatest judge of a horse without a doubt. He would save Godolphin or Coolmore millions if they employed him today. He honestly had a gift other than just the usual horse abilities

[@eugenekeher978]

His record was unsurpassable , three consecutive Grand National winners , Derby winners the great Nijinsky , Sir Ivor , The Minstrel , Roberto , Larkspur , Alleged two Arcs , phenomenal trainer , amazing record , what a partnership with the maestro Lester Piggott , we were so lucky to have had them.

[@jimmymalone9139]

SPELT CONFIRMATION .DOPE

[@oppamaclare]

No, it's "Conformation".

[@kopkingstevie8]

Was he English?

[@owenjohnson8336]

Peter Burns Irish

[@Currabell]

Cork man but affected a west Brit accent.

[@markperryman1797]

@@owenjohnson8336 My late Grandfather spoke highly of him

[@jabodl1]

Irish gentry

[@crakerjack7271]

Not by an epsom mile