. Chocolate and White hoops in case you're asking
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so what are u actually saying?
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market tells you now but alqubbah, working very well in the 4.55.
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Hello can. I hope I have understood your confusion correctly?
The filly named Salvo running tomorrow shares her name (hence Namesake - geddit?) with a high quality colt of exactly the same name from the past. That colt ran in the owner's colours that I described in my original post. I will leave it to others to describe how good the original Salvo was. |
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Mark Johstons not been missed in the market either. Must be useful.
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Might turn out to be as good as his namesake
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or even HER namesake
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Gerry Oldham, with Harry Wragg
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In 1967, he won the Hardwicke, Yorkshire Cup and Grossen Preis von Baden, and finished 2nd in both the Arc and the KG&QE.
Harry Wragg also trained for the Oppenheimers. |
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I'm not sure why the name Salvo is allowed to be recycled, given that the German race is a Group 1?
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No 'Group Race' Definitions in 1967 - ged
They first First appeared in the Form Book in 1971 |
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I thought perhaps the status stood retrospectively for such races.
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You would think so - logically.
Without a lot of long-winded checking, though, we cannot be sure that it has always been a Group 1. May have been, say, Group 2 in the early years of the Pattern - who knows. |
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1976 - Group 1
Result just gives Orange Bay as finishing 13th of 14 to Sharper - No other details Race not even in 1974 and 1975 Form Book. Looks like they may only have put some Foreign Results in if there was a British runner. |
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Kincsem won it 3 times.
George Arnull(!) leading trainer - 7 wins. |
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thanks blackbarn how did the new salvo get on?
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She won, Can. Good performance for one who on breeding needs further.
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yes well done! i should of backed it. oi oi the salvo!
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