Betting coup was ‘very satisfying’, says Curley

Barney Curley has admitted his part in the January betting coup which allegedly cost bookmakers in the region of £2million.

Eye Of The Tiger, Seven Summits, Indus Valley and Low Key all won around Britain on January 22 with each of the four horses being linked to Curley.

The former trainer did not admit his role at the time, but speaking at a Cheltenham preview night in Galway on Monday, Curley conceded he had been part of the gamble.