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By:
mrcombustible
When: 24 Oct 15 20:44
Annaglogs Daughter 2m chaser traine by Ted Durkan

Skyrne  chaser trained by Tom Dreaper
By:
N-east Correspondent
When: 24 Oct 15 20:46
flat - slip anchor in the 85 derby under the majestic cauthen

jumps - make a stand won a claimer before pipe somehow turned him into a champion hurdler
By:
N-east Correspondent
When: 24 Oct 15 20:54
honorable mention to im a driver was a Crazy front runner
used to plough through fences like they wernt there

trained of course by the mighty michael dickinson what a shame he got into cahoots with sangster
By:
warhan
When: 24 Oct 15 21:04
Get Real - 2m chaser trained by henderson
had to be a few lengths up jumping the last as he always slowed down on the run in
By:
verbotene liebe
When: 24 Oct 15 21:16
Collingwood - Such a bold Hennessy effort
Night Nurse - Everything that is good about the sport
Annas Prince - Headstrong MH Easterby 2 mile chaser
Slieve Felim - Headstrong looney - killed in action at Ascot
By:
smirnoff2therescue
When: 24 Oct 15 21:20
Must be a NeC thing north east - loved that horse as well as the OP's namesake from same yard - Frankel in the guineas was sensational AND practically everything that ran under the Martin Pipe banner in late 70's- early 80's with so many running up large sequences with races won after barely two hurdles.

Two others stick in the memory though not sure if they were true front runners - Carigeen Hill and a Gordon Richards novice chaser that im sure won its first ten races and was sadly killed before it reached his prime - name escapes at moment but will come back to me
By:
Johnny_Mustang
When: 24 Oct 15 21:33
Danish Rhapsody, trained by Lady Herries. A good friend of mine was involved with the horse and we had a right good punt at Folkestone where he won before making all next time out at Goodwood where we won stupid amounts of money. An unbelievably game little horse who won several times at the Sussex track.
By:
Millwall 66
When: 24 Oct 15 21:36
The one-eyed Belper at Brighton.
By:
Johnny_Mustang
When: 24 Oct 15 21:38
Given Brighton's reputation, that sounds like a bit of a euphemism.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 24 Oct 15 21:49
I second hello budWink
By:
saxon farm
When: 24 Oct 15 22:01
Uncle Bing
By:
saxon farm
When: 24 Oct 15 22:14
Make A Stand deserves a mention.
By:
guinness2dear
When: 24 Oct 15 22:31
Noddy's Ryde for shearer
By:
guinness2dear
When: 24 Oct 15 22:32
Oh, and keep up..
By:
seaside
When: 24 Oct 15 22:32
Millwall66

Was at Epsom one day and was going to back Belper my bet was going to be £600/100 something like that went and had a look at the horses in the paddock and said to myself I am not going to back a horse with one eye

You know what happened agggggggggggggggggggggggg
By:
smirnoff2therescue
When: 24 Oct 15 22:34
that was the one g2dLove
By:
fluffchucker
When: 24 Oct 15 23:09
Edredon Bleu.?
By:
Sica Dan
When: 24 Oct 15 23:34
Glad to see my namesake got a mention, if only there were 4 furlong races!
Next big one will be  UN du sceux
By:
the beast
When: 24 Oct 15 23:51
St Athans Lad.....Derrick Morris firing him around Fontwell.
By:
wildmanfromborneo
When: 25 Oct 15 00:20
Not picking on Mrcombustible but Anaglogs Daughter wasn't trained by Ted Durkan.

He was nominally trained by Bill Durkan but actually trained by Ferdy Murphy.

Also thought Skryne was trained by Waring Willis.

Limestone Lad
Muir
Attivo
Ben Stack.
By:
clipclop
When: 25 Oct 15 00:30
Dessie
By:
mrcombustible
When: 25 Oct 15 09:00
Sorry Wildman I meant to say Bill Durkan rather than Ted. Yes Bill held the licence and Ferdy did the work.

Regarding Skryne from memory he was owned by Waring Willis and I think he was trained by Dreaper and Willis at various stages, I could be wrong.Maybe I am mixing him up with another horse as Dreaper had a lot of front runners.
By:
salmon spray
When: 25 Oct 15 09:37
I see Out and About has been mentioned. My early memories of the GN always have him a fence clear.
Actually Arkle was often a front runner. People's memories/knowledge of him tend to come from the 64 GC when he was held up but after that he was inclined to go off in front ( not against Dunkirk of course ).
By:
maxheadroom
When: 25 Oct 15 09:53
dawn run.
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 25 Oct 15 10:35
Deano's Beeno Love
By:
Esox
When: 25 Oct 15 10:41
Double Trigger Love
By:
Fabulous
When: 25 Oct 15 10:43
Young Spartacus
Venture to Cognac
Fabulous
Monkerhostin
Rock On Ruby

Always hard to narrow these things down.
By:
aberdonia
When: 25 Oct 15 11:21
Hypnosis

Mr Point
By:
KeenLeader
When: 25 Oct 15 11:56
Dayjur deserves a mention
By:
Fabulous
When: 25 Oct 15 12:15
Just noticed it's for front runners Crazy

Tied Cottage, or Delmoss for me.
By:
timeless
When: 25 Oct 15 12:19
Tom Sharp

who remembers that Ces Grin
By:
Lee Ho Fooks
When: 25 Oct 15 12:21
Traite de Paix

and one for the 4F race - Moor Lane
By:
timeless
When: 25 Oct 15 12:23
Ya Malak and Repertory for 3 furlongs,

and that American quarter horse for 2 furlongs Crazy
By:
muzza88
When: 25 Oct 15 12:25
Overturn for me, loved his Chester Cup win in 2011 Love
By:
timeless
When: 25 Oct 15 12:26
Ballyregan Bob also deserves a mention !
By:
dunlaying
When: 25 Oct 15 12:51
Tudor Crown ? a winning pacemaker at Goodwood. Coed Cochion was in the race.
By:
braq98
When: 25 Oct 15 13:10
Mysilv always took some catching and she nearly won the Stayers two days after a tough Champion Hurdle run
By:
Bigsmiffy
When: 25 Oct 15 14:34
4 furlong hoss (actually on over a mile onceShocked) Spring Cabbage
By:
okthen
When: 25 Oct 15 20:33
Dublin Flyer too
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