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NorthofP - are you anywhere near Bankfoot? My partner's from there. Her mum still lives there, and one of her brothers.
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BLIMEY !
She has only gone and had a 14/1 Winner - - with her only runner - at PERTH - today. Mrs Jackie Stephen Inverurie, Aberdeens SECOND winner - both this year - July and today - from 17 runners - in past 3 years. --------------- 6:30 - Dewhurst Ring Bookmakers Handicap Hurdle Full result 2m½f, Class 4, £3,898.00 1 Amilliontimes 14/1 2 Dynamic Drive 7/1 3 Obispo 5/2 6 ran Distances: ½l, 4½l, 1¼l TIME 3m 57.90s (slow by 10.90s) Jockey: Tony Kelly Trainer: Mrs Jackie Stephen WIN £19.20 PL £5.90, £2.60 |
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In the post race interview with Bill Harvey ,Mr Stephen stated that they only have 2 horses in training and 2 others coming to them soon . Not too bad that , 2 beasts in training and they both manage to win at your nearest track in the same summer . Tonight's winner was the outsider of the race .
Ged , I reside in darkest Perthshire and manage to get to Perth races now and then ! |
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Is this the thread, onlooker?
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First winner for permit-holder at Perth
By Gordon Brown Last Updated: 03/07/14 6:11pm A review of Thursday's action at Perth, where Jackie Stephen recorded a first winner with Mo Rouge. Britain's most northerly-based handler Jackie Stephen saddled her first winner when the Tony Kelly-ridden Mo Rouge landed the Visit Scone Palace Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle at Perth. Mrs Stephen, also celebrating her 50th birthday, said: "I've had a permit for about a year and a half and I used to ride out for Lucinda Russell. I knew the horses were in good form and this is unbelievable. |
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From the Sporting Life 2014
A review of Thursday's action at Perth, where Jackie Stephen recorded a first winner with Mo Rouge. Britain's most northerly-based handler Jackie Stephen saddled her first winner when the Tony Kelly-ridden Mo Rouge landed the Visit Scone Palace Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle at Perth. Mrs Stephen, also celebrating her 50th birthday, said: "I've had a permit for about a year and a half and I used to ride out for Lucinda Russell. I knew the horses were in good form and this is unbelievable. "My husband Patrick has been very supportive and he farms all sorts but mainly pigs - they have been subsidising the horses! "I only have four in training and we are west of Aberdeen, about two hours north of here by horsebox." |
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yes inverurie my home town, she had a few runners at market rasen recently, that's a fair journey!
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Oldgit
You mention Jim Storie,I wonder if you've got the Storie spelt correct.The reason I ask is that about that time Wilf Storey had a decent little little horse called Elvis.I know he got it from Aberdeen & the only reason he acquired it was because it went mental if they tried to put anything else in the box with it.Of course being based so far North they very rarely travelled with just one in the box(economics)so Wilfie being based in Co.Durham ended up with it.I just wondered if the two could have related. |