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Used to back her when she came to Edinburgh RIP.
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ormer highly successful dual-purpose trainer Mary Reveley has sadly died at the age of 76.
Reveley trained over 2,000 winners in a training career spanning 22 years and just last week became a great-grandmother.
Reveley started off her training career with four horses in 1982 but excelled under both codes in the following years, enjoying Cambridgeshire success with Mellottie in 1991 and victories in the Spa Hurdle at Cheltenham and Mildmay Novice Chase at Aintree with Cab On Target.
Reveley's son Keith: "It was all just very sudden. She had been out in the yard with Gillian [Boanas] and with the horses and suddenly collapsed. It's a huge shock.
"The only good thing is she wouldn't have known anything about it and she has passed away doing something she absolutely loved.
"She lived for her horses all her life. She started with point-to-pointers and loved hunting and had show ponies – she was just always involved with horses. Her love of racing spiralled in the 1980s when we got the full licence.
"The yard was absolutely flying in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It was a fantastic time and I don't think we appreciated it as much as we should have at the time. It was an unbelievable run and they were great days."
Reveley is also survived by son John
Reveley trained over 2,000 winners in a training career spanning 22 years and just last week became a great-grandmother.
Reveley started off her training career with four horses in 1982 but excelled under both codes in the following years, enjoying Cambridgeshire success with Mellottie in 1991 and victories in the Spa Hurdle at Cheltenham and Mildmay Novice Chase at Aintree with Cab On Target.
Reveley's son Keith: "It was all just very sudden. She had been out in the yard with Gillian [Boanas] and with the horses and suddenly collapsed. It's a huge shock.
"The only good thing is she wouldn't have known anything about it and she has passed away doing something she absolutely loved.
"She lived for her horses all her life. She started with point-to-pointers and loved hunting and had show ponies – she was just always involved with horses. Her love of racing spiralled in the 1980s when we got the full licence.
"The yard was absolutely flying in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It was a fantastic time and I don't think we appreciated it as much as we should have at the time. It was an unbelievable run and they were great days."
Reveley is also survived by son John
back in 1995 cab on target looked the banker on the friday of the festival,it was not a festival day back then the racecourse wanted to dip there toes in to see if a 4th day would work,cab on target finished 2nd allegation pipe dunwoody.
Terrible news, I met Mary and her husband George at Hexham in 1991 and they couldn't have been nicer,she will be badly missed by many,condolences to her family...R.I.P.
I live close by,as on another thread re cook,hughes ,the sat nav went into meltdown south of Donny,mellotie aside,what was the good hurdler,bumper in the royal blue ,yellow colours that promised a lot but rarely delivered in the south ,began with a C I think
first ever day of jumps racing at Mussleburgh, backed the winner in every race bar one..
The Builder was one of hers that day.
RIP
great trainer.
The Builder was one of hers that day.
RIP
great trainer.
no he was whitish colours,it was probably her last decent bumper then hurdler, might have ran on that maresfinal day at newbury
Very sad news; top lady trainer in the North & I remember very well Mellottie winning the Cambridgeshire 
Used to see her runners regularly at Sedgers & Catterick
RIP
Used to see her runners regularly at Sedgers & Catterick
RIP
also won the cesarewitch twice with old red and turnpole
I remember Wellwotdouthink. Looked the business in bumpers but then went missing for about four years before pulling up in a novice chase.
Top trainer indeed.
Top trainer indeed.
Condolences to her family.........A fantastic trainer with over 2000 winners testament to her skills......i was driving to a racemeeting with two mates and i said i fancied one of Marys horses running in the afternoon...Camaderie....i think he was called we had a nifty each on it won at 10s.......she regularly trained a horse to win chasing/hurdling and on the flat in the same season i can just imagine ger many previous owners devastated on hearing the news......RIP......to a true legend of the turf
Excellent trainer but lousy horse box driver -- I used to oppose hers whenever she announced on telly she'd driven the box. I was never really sure whether she had a lead foot that used to shake them up, or perhaps a slow carbon monoxide leak, but it seemed to work. In hindsight it was probably just coincidence and the televised races represented a step up in class.
Old Red did me a favour when he won the Cesarewitch. R.I.P. Mary.
I once missed a great picture at Redcar with her, Mick Easterby and Jim McGrath heads close together in conspiratorial mode. I missed a winner as well as Jimbo had the winner of the next race.
The only time i met Mary was at Sunderland dogs as she bred a liitter of pups. You could tell how passionate she was as the pups were parading (shaking) my impression of Mary was a very quiet woman who loved her animals and stayed away from publicity. R.I.P a legend
wondered when keith packed in if something was up, not our business of course
RIP mary another 1 from the old school sadly gone
RIP mary another 1 from the old school sadly gone
One of the best remember having £100 on Marello at 5/1 to win a big race at Chepstow back in 1997 happy days R.I.P
Happy memories of membership of Mary Reveley Racing Club. Loved the annual stable visit and when Mary said one was going in, it usually obliged. Lovely Lady that knew her 'osses.
That is sad news,her horses were always consistent....A very good Trainer.
my niece rode her first winner under rules for mrs reveley.
rode the horse a couple of weeks before when the saddle slipped when looking the likely winner, she was not connected to the yard but mrs reveley still put her up nto and she bolted up at nottingham.
had some great horses RIP
rode the horse a couple of weeks before when the saddle slipped when looking the likely winner, she was not connected to the yard but mrs reveley still put her up nto and she bolted up at nottingham.
had some great horses RIP
Can't recall if she or her son trained Robbo ,one of my fav ever horses , grand jumper ,thought he could steal a place in the National at 150/1 .....but I think there was a horse straddling the fence when he was stopped .
RIP.
RIP.
A quite lady who seemed very humble. Cab on target was a proper punters friend.
Peter Niven was brilliant for the stable also.
RIP Mary.
Peter Niven was brilliant for the stable also.
RIP Mary.
I want fkin more DADDY
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Very sad, Mary and Jenny Pitman were my favourite trainers when i was growing up.
RIP
RIP
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