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HoratioNelson
07 Jul 26 13:40
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My Mrs has just found a rather nice and bronze Greyhound trophy in a local antiques shop.

It is of a decent size and heavy.

It is mounted on a wooden plaque and entitled

                        CORAL
              ROMFORD GREYHOUND STADIUM
                       WINNER 2007


It doesn't have a race title but it also doesn't look like a trophy and graded racer ownership would get. I will try to get a picture loaded as soon as I can.

I have bought it either way but any further knowledge would be great. Thanks in advance all.

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HoratioNelson
When: 07 Jul 26 15:04
It's a form of metal....bronze would be pushing it.
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HoratioNelson
When: 07 Jul 26 17:18
Looks like it's a standard Open race winners trophy. Nice all the same.
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GLASGOWCALLING
When: 08 Jul 26 22:30
Be suprised if its bronze, probably spelter of some sort, small scratch with a pin underneath will reveal abrown/red chue if bronze, silver colour if spelter.
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GLASGOWCALLING
When: 08 Jul 26 22:31
* A Brown/Red hue.
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HoratioNelson
When: 15 Jul 26 11:53
Spot on Glasgow.....It's just an Open winners trophy....seemingly the standard one
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GLASGOWCALLING
When: 16 Jul 26 22:03
The main thing is you like it Horatio, not always the most expensive that look the part. Its what you hear a lot of dealers say " Only buy something if you like it youself".
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HoratioNelson
When: 21 Jul 26 09:20
It is attractive enough GC although the Mrs has refused it being put up anywhere Laugh

My old grader never came near to winning an Open....he only won 4 (out of 44!) races for us as a small first time out work syndicate......we still remember him very fondly but he wasn't much cop bless him.

They are lovely trophies....I don't think I could ever part with one as it would feel like you are binning the memory but I am sure there is a reason behind it....it was inexpensive so no bother.
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