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On The House
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Photos still to get.
John Reid`s horse and the famous jumper for which I`ll give a clue. A celebration held in the North |
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Hot Grove
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no. I`m stunned nobody has got it.
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j reid hoss is it SIR HARRY LEWIS
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Looks a bit like Jonjo on Alverton at Chelts.....but colours
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Arcade-C.Smirke,G Lewis,F.Durr,G Starkey?
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sir harry lewis is correct
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(a) Doug Smith
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Hogmanay
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Sir Harry Lewis is correct - well done baz-man and kincsem
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just one to get now.
(c) Name the famous jumper? [ This image is no longer available. ] I`ll repeat the clue. A celebration held in the North |
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Saviour - Charlie Smirke is correct.
We now have 4 of the 6 jockeys featured in the old slot machine found in 70s amusement arcades. Scobie Breasley, Charlie Smirke, Lester Piggott and Doug Smith. Anyone remember the final two? The machine was a huge round dome where the horses went round the track. One put a penny on one`s choice and got paid out at various odds if correctly picking the winner. Does anybody else remember this huge contraption? I wish I could get my hands on one for my games room ![]() |
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Mercer - either Manny or Joe
Geoff Lewis |
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Harry Wragg
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Sounds more 50's so...
Sime Durr Britt Clayton Richards Smirke. |
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Last guess on horse.....Highland Wedding.
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Good shout -
I was thinking a big Handicap winner - due to the Number 14 Saddle-cloth. |
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Well done tambourineman - Highland Wedding winner of the 1969 GN.
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Well done onlooker - Harry Wragg makes 5
Scobie Breasley, Charlie Smirke, Lester Piggott,Harry Wragg and Doug Smith. One to get ![]() |
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Cheers MightyMac I love the Old days and your quiz was great.
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Thanks tambourineman and cheers to you mate! Glad you enjoyed it, just a bit of fun and nostalgia.
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Re last jockey I'll throw 4 last dice.....
Ken Gethin Charlie Elliot Billy Nevett jimmy Lindley |
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Looks like most of the jocks have been mentioned, I will admit to remembering playing the game, though it would have been in the early seventies for me, memory not helping with the sixth jockey, will put forward
Duncan Keith Stan Smith Eric Eldin Ron Hutchinson Bill Williamson |
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Hard luck Cork Langer, Tambourine Man has got it - Charlie Elliott
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