 Declan's off for a day at the races |
In our final election rally, Declan Curry went to Berkshire, for a day at the races
He revealed the highs and lows of his round-Britain election rally.
Forgetting the opinion polls for a moment, Declan got a bookies' eye view of the parties election prospects and spent the morning at Lambourn stables in Berkshire.
Graham Sharpe from bookmakers William Hill said that there are ten million pounds riding on the outcome of the election.
 Declan heads back to London - minus the bike! |
Most of the bets are on numbers of seats that the three main parties will win, but there are more obscure ones, such as what colour Tony Blair's shirt will be on election night!
And, then of course, there's the question of the mystery biker who's been acting as chauffeur: click on the link below to find out whether Declan revealed all!
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Declan at the stables in Berkshire 
