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it's a long shot but is there any way i can find out the results for all races that particular day at york ? just trying to bring back some memories 
thanks in advance for any help.
thanks in advance for any help.
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Wasnt there a Barry Hills short en for the race that got stuffed 7/2 or summat. I can remember King Of Clubs winning at 14-1 the day after there
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all i can remember is backing the first winner called almarose i think, and backing a even-ish shot (top horse) later in the day which was involved in a stewards enquiry....hope i've got the year right, i'm pretty sure it was 84.
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I can remember Crazy beating Centroline in a photo finish for the Ebor that day with Bucklow Hill back in third place.
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bump...one last try.
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You need the help of Onlooker, he has all his formbooks to assist, put a shout out for him and ask nicely and I'm sure he will be happy to help you if he can
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Brochure Hotpot 9/1
Local Suitor 15/8f Crazy 10/1 Rainbow Quest Evs f Al Bahathri 11/10f Mill Plantation 8/1 Cutlers Corner 4/1 |
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Wrong year or wrong horse name from OP based on those details, need to work on your memory bustar...!
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must be 85 then
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thanks cj but i must have the wrong year
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just found the result of the great voltiguer stakes of 85 and shardari got disqualified and placed second.i'm sure i had £50 on damister which was the biggest bet i'd had...i was 17
i'd be happu if anyone knew the price for damister. |
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Damister ridden by Pat Eddery was 7-4 jt fav with Shardari. Infantry finished 3rd at 7-2 and Mango Express finished 4th at 6-1. Only 4 ran.
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In Brief ....YORK EBOR Day - 1985
2-00 - ALAMAROSE - 9/2 Fav - John Surclife - 8-8 - Pat Eddery 23 ran 2-30 - LA TUERTA - 6/1 - Peter Walwayn - 9-1 - Joe Mercer - 10 ran 3-10 - WESTERN DANCER - 20/1 - Con Horgan - 8-6 - Paul Cook - 19 ran 3-45 - STALKER - 17/2 - Peter Walwyn - 9-0 - Joe Mercer - 6 ran 4-15 - Shardari(Disqualified, placed 2nd - 7/4 Jt/Fav - - Michael Stoute - 8-11 - Walter Swinburn DAMISTER - 7/4 Jt/Fav - Jeremy Tree - 8-11 - Pat Eddery - 4 ran 4-45 - HALLGATE - 6/1 - Sally Hall - 8-1 - Kevin Hodgson - 12 ran 5-15 - ALL FAIR - 12/1 - Richard Whittaker - 7-12*5 - J H Brown - 12 ran |
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Brilliant onlooker. We can always rely on you. Thanks.
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thanks a lot onlooker...much appreciated.i think i backed hallgate as well.....bit of aftertiming, i know
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thanks to pauli and everyone else
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LOL after timing from 27 yrs ago, can anybody beat that? I think I backed a horse called Lottery to win the National, but time can play tricks with ones memory
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Well i backed king Of Clubs the day after
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Good thread
 ,people helping out each other,such a rarity on here these days |
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studied the form for the 3 hours it took to get there and we were certain that almarose would win the first.i'm sure it's silks were green and white vertical stripes,had the race won 2 out if my memory seves me well
....funny what sticks in your mind.probably wore red and white spots and won by a short head thanks again all |
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Threads likes this are my favourites bustar. I never tire of seeing, talking or reading about the horses of the past. Like yourself I have some wonderful memories. I'm glad you enjoyed your day at York in 1985 and that it was a profitable one. Almarose won the seller that day by 1 1/2 lengths from Skybird. Good luck with your betting in the future.
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ALMAROSE was owned and bred by Actor - Albert FINNEY
Finney's mother's colours were ... GREEN, GOLD Striped sleeves, GREEN Cap, GOLD Spots. Albert may have inherited her colours by then. |
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That's a very interesting fact onlooker. Thanks for that.
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thanks again fellas.i was close with the colours.nice fact about finney.
i don't post that often now on the forums since they messed it up ages ago, but the guys who have helped me on this thread were what used to make these forums a pleasure to read a few years ago.good luck with your betting guys |
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Sad fookers...
This is a forum to slag people off.... |
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Was there all three days. England v Aus ashes was also going on when Aus had that Woods, Hildritch, Kapa Wessels, Boon, Border team that was ordinary. Remember watching the Shardari, Damister Voltigeur through bins in the stands ( the big screens haden't come in then)and couldn't help noticing on the step infront was Terry Ramsden smooching with some classy looking bint, not turning his attention to the race until the final furlong when Swinburn started his challenge on Shardari.
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onlooker if you have the results for 1981 the day sharpo run at the ebor meeting i,d be grateful, went as a young lad, was a big carson fan but he took a bad fall the day before so unable to see my hero of the time.
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All fair, ridden Joey H Brown 5lb claimer, with I Balding, good lad joey
ended up in newmarket, remember him riding mailman to win a couple of times. |
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the good old days when racing was racing no all weather and your horse could get the race if it had been nearly put through the rails by the winner u couldnt weigh in light there were no fking roulette machines it was about a 90p a pint and 10 **** were about 75p and u could even get a bet on the photo off the on course bookies but on the downside there was no betfair
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Shardari was my first big bet. Had 800 on to win the international at york. (i think).
beat the French filly Miesque about 3 lengths. (i hope as my memories plays tricks on me. what a buzz i got as Graham Goode screamed it home. The 80s really were the great days of racing. That particular time had so many great horses and jockeys with character.Although i think the era that you grow up in always seems to be the best for all sorts of reasons. |
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cant have been miesque
 must have been tryptich |
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I can remember that race aberdonia. It was the first running of the newly named International (previously the Benson and Hedges Gold Cup). Shardari beat Triptych with Damister a well beaten third. As you say the 80's were a truly Golden Era of racing.
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triptych was a fantastic mare but she met an untimely end with some sort of freask accident if i remember rightly
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Correct jonny, she ran into a farm vehicle in 1989 whilst with foal.
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great thread
re joey brown if i remember right he was the jockey who mistook the 1/2f marker for the winning line at windsor around 81/82. triptych won the benson and hedges in 87 when the ground turned heavy,great horse in a great era,it was also the first time i took my now wife racing. re triptych what was at the time unique about her two wins in the champion stakes ? |
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Triptych was a wonderful horse.
I backed a Cecil horse first time out called Gayane, spelling probably not right, beat the royal ascot placed Chasing Moonbeams. Gayane was very fast, anyway had it in a double with Triptych who was running on a sunday in ireland with Tony Cruz on board for the first time. Was not happy that Cruz was on board if i remember correctly as he did not know the filly.  Triptych was beaten into 3rd place (was never going to win that day) by another marvellous horse in Park Express. Great days, we should never live in the past, but the past was blood great. |
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aberdonia
maybe we shouldnt live in the past but regarding horse racing the way things are going it may only be the past worth looking at. thankfully we have frankel on wednesday. |
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^ We arrived at that point several Seasons ago, jimnast.
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Anyone know what happened to Paul Cook....i think i remember him from the 1966 Derby riding the runner up Pretendre ...interested to see he was still riding in 1984;did he stay in racing ?
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Paul Cook suffered a serious injury following a fall in the 1989 Portland Handicap at Doncaster. I don't think he ever rode again after the incident.
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