Simon Nott has a week to remember as the Irish jumps season draws to a close

I’d never been to the Punchestown Festival before so was very much looking forward to the meeting this year. The weather forecast didn’t look too good so had plenty of wet and warm clobber packed, despite it supposed to be the warmer end of spring.
I was working with AK Bets all week so right in the thick of it. He had a large team working the two pitches. For those that aren’t aware, in Ireland they takes bets on both sides of the rail where he bet number 1. He also worked a Tatts pitch...