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Des Cullen (i will avoid the obvious)
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Ray Reader
David Maitland Mickey Greening Bill Jesse Cliff Parkes Norman McIntosh Nicky Carlisle Denis Mackay (well you did say 100) |
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Brian Jago 7-9
Tommy Carter 7-6 David East 7-.0 |
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tony blackburn..
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Frankie Durr
Peter Robinson |
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Ray Still
Eric Apter Clive Eccleston |
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Compton Rodrigues
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walter bentley
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John Lowe
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Samuel Cracknell (wee eck will remember him)
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Brian Lee
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Willie Carson.
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Sorry.
99 others needed. |
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Ernie Johnson
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W Shoemaker
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Compton Rodrigues.
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George Cadwaladr.
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Clive Eccleston.
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Kevin(nee)karen Leason.
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John Lowe
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Keep up chaps..
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des cullen still going strong i see him walking bless him!!!bar, willie and ernie,under 7 12!!!! did any other jock thats living ride a classic winner?
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Sammy Millbanks.
One of the first to retire to set up a tipping service. |
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Others coming back to me....
Keith Temple Nidd Brig Robson LC Parkes Brian Henry Dennis Buckle Stan Millbanks HJ Greenaway Norman Stirk Tommy Sturrock R. Fawdon Dennis Letherby J.Holden R.Dicey |
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Kenny Glover
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David Coates
Willie McCaskill R.j.Ferguson |
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Snitram
I never included Ken Glover because I thought he'd be long forgotten...I remember I backed him on ComealiveGrey when it won at 33/1 I think..I followed him after that but his winners were rare. |
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TM, he used to ride for Eddie Doyle at Wetherby and Tommy Shedden,i think he came from Leeds. I also remember Alan Horrocks used to ride for Ernie Davey
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SN
Yes I remember those guys ...Alan was good for a long one now and again....I remember Ken getting a few rides for Avril Vasey who was a character. Would love to spend an evening in a Malton pub (or similar) and share the craic with these old riders. |
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I knew Alan well when he started riding for Deryck Bastiman, i went to Edinburgh in the early 70s and he was riding one for Arthur Thomas called ombre solaire i think and he told me to back it, it won.It was a good race to win in them days, he drove cliff parkes up there in cliffes car and had a bump on the way back and it cost him all his share of the prize money to repair the car.
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Slightly off topic,but what abour second jockeys in big stables,used to ride second strings in maidens,or at the gaffs up north,Steve Raymont for Jeremy Tree was one.
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Kimberley was it for Hindley ?
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And Neil Crowther.
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Think youre correct salmon,what about B.Proctor for W.Hern.
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darren moffatt
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P."Sparrow" Povall, i think he rode for Avril Vasey, i may be wrong with the name, also another young kid called M.Bray he was apprenticed to Tommy Shedden at Wetherby, rode a double at Beverley once and he had to lead a horse up in the last.
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Sean Salmon
Ray Still George Dickie Frank Morby |
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George Dickie is a good one.
Apprenticed to Ron Smyth. Wonder what happened? Nat Newman (lee's father ) was there about the same time. |
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