11 Facts About Terry Ramsden

Terry Ramsden was born on 1952 and is an English investor and gambler from Enfield who focused on horse betting and the Japanese stock market.

Terry Ramsden began working as an insurance clerk and realized being employed by another would never lead to the wealth he was seeking.

Terry Ramsden earned his initial money through lower stakes gambling on horse races.

Terry Ramsden owned several houses including one in Los Angeles, and over 100 horses.

Terry Ramsden kept band manager Tam Kenny who previously both worked with Flock of Seaguls, and worked with Karen Rix.

Terry Ramsden declared bankruptcy and pleaded guilty in 1993 to recklessly inducing fresh investments into Glen International.

Terry Ramsden was sentenced to 21 months in prison, which he served 10.

Terry Ramsden was released in 1999 with a lack of support from the friends he acquired during his rich days.

Terry Ramsden started working in the private treaty market, creating a trading system which sped up equities transactions.

Terry Ramsden owned Jake The Snake, a two-year-old horse named after his son.

Terry Ramsden later sold the horse after it failed to perform to expectations.