back in the day trainers you used to follow

fred winter over jumps

lynda ramsden on the flat

slightly different era's but im only 39!!

Tom Waugh on t' flat and
Stan Mellor over jumps.
Thanks for the memories.

Guy Harwood & Ron Boss who's horses always won at a decent price.

always liked J Tree

Henry Cecil,  Hern, Guy Harwood and Jeremy Tree

Tim Forster

Only one left now 

linda ramsden aye, had fallon riding for her proper gambling stable

guy harwood + greville starkey, yes?

John Meacock
Richmond Sturdy at Brighton
Jack Yeomans at Ayr(Auld Ayr wham ne'er a town surpasses
For honest men and bonnie lasses-Burns)

hood i'm sure i used to back a horse called hitchcock of capt tim forsters it either won or fell!!!

What era are we looking at for that little lot W For Godot.

h cecil
j sutcliffe
r akehurst

freetea
1960's

Peter Walwyn's maidens

The great Arthur Stephenson

meacock used to train all the

hard to pronounce horses

Alan Jarvis

Henry Cecil's two year olds. Place your bet, go to the counter and collect.

hall elsey murless crump scott
cazlet muggeridge

J Sutcliffe, J Ramsden.

Yes indeed-Meacock trained(among others)
Vakil-ul-mulk
Karkeh Rud
Zardarkuh
Qalibashi
Kouli-Kuh
Qebir Kuh
Qasr-i Zar
Qarazan
Mumpkin Ast
Asad-ul-mulk
Kavar-ul-mulk
Easier to pronounce though than some of Mr Bolgers Irish named horses!

John Jenkins as well who trained at the bottom of my road in Royston was good when the shekels were down in the 80's.

multiple winner MAKALDAR trained

by p. cazlet for Q.M.

not to forget the a.thomas & p.sleator team

Jeremy Hindley/Tony Kimberley. Much further back Les Kennard/David Holley in the early part of the jumps season.

David Barons at the West Country tracks in August and Sepember , used to clean up the novice hurdles on that lovely hard ground.

Ferdy Murphy in the Paris Pike era, got fed up though with him bigging up every single horse in the yard....this one's gonna be this, and this ones gonna be that. Wasted too much hope on his next big "star"....Hindiana.  It was a dog.

Charlie Booth .. probably the greatest trainer ever. Put a thread up on here a bit back and somebody mentioned still alive and living in Ireland. Anybody update me? Great man trained out of Gravel Pit Farm. My hero.

Duke Nicholson.

Gordon Richards

Guy Harwood, Geoff Wragg and Robert Armstrong

Venetia Williams until she took out the restraining order

Hern / Mercer

Nicholson / and all his jocks