Summary
This quote is a humorous way of describing a situation where someone takes a risk or makes a bet, but the outcome does not come to fruition until much later than expected. The "horse" symbolizes the thing or event the person was counting on, and "ten-to-one" suggests that the person had high hopes and expected a significant return. However, the phrase "didn't come in until half-past five" implies that the desired result or outcome took much longer than anticipated. Overall, the quote highlights the unpredictability of life and the comical contrast between expectations and reality.
Topics
Gambling (gaming)
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