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July or August 1973!!. You'll need Onlooker or someone else to give you the specific date. It did win twice at Windsor that year, once in each of the months stated.
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The July win would have been the maiden
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Nosebob won the July Stakes at Windsor, run at 8-45 on July 30th 1973, ridden by Eddery, SP 7/2.
More info about that race on request. |
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decent memory alun no Alhzimers yet
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Aye Aye Cap'n.
It's more to do with my access to a very good database of information. Sadly it doesn't contain Liz M's inside leg measurements though or I would have already passed that on to you discreetly. |
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obvs
gl alun |
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love a good random request, was this a worlds hardest pub quiz question or something
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Remembering a 7/2 winner well each to their own I tend to remember larger priced horses
but I can't remember all of them. |
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I think it's impressive that an obscure question can be asked and within 10 minutes half an answer has been provided and within an hour the puzzle is solved. Well done blackbarn and alun2005.
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indeed, will always have respect for those with a genuine love of the game like those who asnwered
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I'm better on races in the 18th century
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I'm curious why the OP needs to know
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Probably a bet in the pub
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The answers came within 10 minutes of posting yet the OP had already disappeared from view
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30 posts in 12 years, so maybe he's saving his response for 2018
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I'm sure I was there that night. Backed it to win in a right snide each-way race. Got a lift home with Darkie Edgwick, a huge old bloke who always used to stand by the rails wearing a brown suit and trilby and glasses. I tipped it to him. He said to me, "I had a whole large box of Black Magic last night. How many do you think I ate?".
I said about two-thirds. "I ate the bloody lot!". That was Darkie! |
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She made her racecourse debut in the same 2yo race as Sea Pigeon, the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes at Ascot.
There's a b/w pic of the finish here.... http://www.alamy.de/stockfoto-meer-taube-gewinnt-duke-of-edinburgh-107035717.html She was owned by Louis Freedman, so I think she's the smallish-looking chestnut on the left with the white blaze, in the spots on light (yellow) colours. |
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Tote double and Tote treble. Nostalgia!
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Ged - She WAS a chestnut, quite flashy with white blaze (as you say) white nose and three white socks(Nr stockings). She won three times that season. Seems she did not race as a four year old. Off to Louis' paddocks presumably.
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She appears to have been sold to South American interests as she produced foals to Chilean and Colombian-based stallions.
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Still on tenterhooks here wondering why a 1973 maiden win at Windsor should have been so interesting, 44 years on.
Do you think there could somehow be a connection to WATERGATE? Or Don Revie? |
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The OP will let us all know by Christmas, alun.
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Maybe not Sparrow if this Colombian angle is significant.
Pablo's boys don't like a lot of loose talk. |
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Nosebob won 3 races and was placed 4 times as a 3yo.
Also the dam of Colombian winner La Terremoto. |
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Many thanks for the fantastic responses to my question , I really appreciate all of your efforts
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I thought maybe you remember the race was the same day as your wedding anniversary but were worried about your missus because you'd forgotten that date too.
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it was probably the last time he backed a winner ima
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same thing
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^^^^^
Yeah maybe, to both of your replies. ![]() Just messing candobetter. ![]() |