It's poor isn't it. Fred Winter and Vincent O'Brien have both been dropped from the names of their races in recent years to accommodate sponsors. Says a lot about the "guardians" of British racing.
It's poor isn't it. Fred Winter and Vincent O'Brien have both been dropped from the names of their races in recent years to accommodate sponsors. Says a lot about the "guardians" of British racing.
Like many businesses the bosses seem to think that anyone with a degree in marketing knows best. They only want to appeal to new customers and take the old ones for granted. Mind you do we want to go back to Gloucestershire Hurdle, George Duller, Cathcart etc. It depends how old you are. There was no Arkle Chase until Arkle. At least the oldest of them all, the Grand Annual survives.
Like many businesses the bosses seem to think that anyone with a degree in marketing knows best. They only want to appeal to new customers and take the old ones for granted. Mind you do we want to go back to Gloucestershire Hurdle, George Duller, Cat
Recall listening to race think it was last of the day in 1976 over extel blower in local bookies .When Michael Dickenson rode Broncho 11 to victory for dad Tony.
Recall listening to race think it was last of the day in 1976 over extel blower in local bookies .When Michael Dickenson rode Broncho 11 to victory for dad Tony.
Not a great historian,plenty on the Wikipedia site regarding the "Mildmay " family history.
Introducing the Queen Mother to NH Racing,and the course at Aintree adjacent to grand National Track were two big influences on modern day racing.
https://www.britishpathe.com/asset/83624/Not a great historian,plenty on the Wikipedia site regarding the "Mildmay " family history.Introducing the Queen Mother to NH Racing,and the course at Aintree adjacent to grand National Track were two big infl