Prince Monolulu Net Worth is$5 Million Prince Monolulu Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Ras Prince Monolulu (26 October 1881 – 14 February 1965), whose real name was Peter Carl Mackay (or McKay), was a horse-racing tipster, and something of an institution on the British racing scene from the 1920s until the time of his death. He was particularly noticeable for his brightly coloured clothing; as a tipster, one of his best known phrases was the cry "I gotta horse!", which was subsequently the title of his memoirs.
Date Of Birth 1881-10-26 Died 1965-02-14 Place Of Birth St Croix, Danish West Indies Profession Actor
# Fact 1 The National Horseracing Museum in Newmarket, Suffolk, England has two of Prince Monolulu's colourful jackets on display. 2 Prince Monolulu claimed to be a chief of the Falasha tribe of Abyssinia (he actually came from the West Indies). 3 Prince Monolulu is said to have backed the 1920 Derby winner, "Spion Kop" at odds of 100-6, winning the then huge sum of £8000. 4 The journalist Jeffrey Bernard claimed that Monolulu choked to death after eating a chocolate, after Bernard visited him in hospital. 5 Colourful racing tipster, who made several film cameo appearances over a 40 year career.
Actor Title Year Status Character The Ken Dodd Show 1960 TV Series Aunt Clara 1954 Black Bookmaker (uncredited) The Hundred Pound Window 1944 Racecourse Spectator (uncredited) Dandy Dick 1935 Racing Tipster (uncredited)
Self Title Year Status Character Concrete Jungle 1960 Himself (as Ras Prince Monolulu) Make Mine a Million 1959 Himself, Cameo appearance You Bet Your Life 1957 TV Series Himself - Horse Racing Tipster An Alligator Named Daisy 1955 Himself (uncredited) The Gambler and the Lady 1952 Himself (uncredited) Derby Day 1952 Himself (uncredited) Wings of the Morning 1937 Himself (uncredited) Educated Evans 1936 Himself
Known for movies Educated Evans (1936)
Make Mine a Million (1959)
Concrete Jungle (1960)
You Bet Your Life (1957)
$5 Million
