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Successful owners who have fallen by the wayside
Successful owners who have fallen by the wayside
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Think More Bucks still runs in Stewart's colours doesn't it ?
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Robert & Elizabeth Hitchins
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heres an oldie stan powell
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marquis de morcetta, trainglot etc
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Barney Curley
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M P Burke.
J M Greetham. Is Charles Wacker the third still with us? |
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Sickof - I think Stan Powells colours were White with a Black star and Emerald Green sleeves. Edward Courage colours were Maroon and Yellow halved not Purple I think.
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Trainglot's owner was Marqesa de Moratella - Red(?) with Red/Green hooped cap.
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Wacker may still be alive but he'd be in his mid 90's if so. He was done for fraud in the US. Can't find his colours in any of my books or records but pretty sure they were yellow and white stripes with a dark (Black? ) cap.
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Bill & Shirley Robins had some excellent horses in the 90s, which was nice. What wasn't so good was that I had the great misfortune to know their son who without doubt was the most bellicose bell end with perhaps the greatest sense of entitlement that ever walked the planet.
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Of course Wacker was Greenbay Stables Sleepytime etc for Sir Henry - Colours = White, Yellow double braces and Black Cap.
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Think you're spot on with the colours blackbarn
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The Jack Hanson colours lasted for years - Crimson and Green hoops. Mainly jumpers such as Don't Forget,Why Forget, Winter Melody - but owned and trained a runner in the 76 Derby called Franki, that Ernie Johnson rode.
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Jack Hansen died a few months ago,fairly sure he got Robert Ogden into racing,they lived more or less next door to each other.
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Verboten - Correct re Frankie, except the missing e. According to Timeform, he actually didnt run too badly in the Derby at 14th of 22 beaten a longish way though. He was thought worth his place as he had run 5th to Wollow, beaten only 5 lengths, in the 2000 Guineas.
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Baileys Horse Feeds and Clive Brittain's own !
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The Queen!
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Kingsclere
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blckbarn, powell owned horses like the brianston, the adrianstan and hurdler called pinch0w
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, how bout , dorothy paget,
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The Wigan's had some decent tackle at one time but I think James Wigan is on the Arab gravy train,can't remember which one?
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this isn't a who's who of dead owners
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Exactly timeless.
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Think Final Straw was in the Wigan ownership
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nelson bunker hunt, maybe owned emery, dahlia, and bunker hill
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empery
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No, James Wigan looks after George Stawbridge, Lady Rothschild etc.
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how about them Soaked colours, I think his daughter still trains the odd one !
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That's it JM,i knew he was somewhere,Final Straw is right Verbotene.
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Don't think Peter Harris has been mentioned yet?
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the tricky american who owned Flagship Uberalles (Krystofiak or something like that) ,,,
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sleepytime and oh so sharp should have changed their colours seem to think the commentator didnt see either of them till they,d landed the 1000 guiena,s
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|Capt Marcos Lemos
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Those FU Stars and Stripes colours belong/belonged to Mr M Krysztofiak. Interesting that these colours are listed as "Historic" in the Pacemaker/Cartier colours book. Only just noticed that. I know nothing about said gentleman, except his horses and that he scores 1048 if placed carefully at Scrabble.
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Ahmad Al Maktoum
Maylane colours |
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Might have been mentioned but who was the owner of the Pipe horses that ran in the green colours with red hoops on sleeves and cap. I think Acquilifer was one of them.
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Brian Kilpatrick , think also owned Sabin du Loir |
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Warrington - B A Kilpatrick - Emerald Green and Scarlet.
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Grey Shark by a nose
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