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... me to do some Research - and read an interesting story.
Gillian, Lady Howard de Walden - Horse - Graham - Won the 4:15 Newbury - , made so famous by so many of her late husband's horse - often trained by Henry Cecil - notably - Derby Winner Slip Anchor - and top-miler Kris
Lady Gillian is now 86 - and moved out of the family home some ten years ago - leaving Lord Howard's stepson to live there.
There is a Stud there, at Avington - (Not, of course, the famous, ex- Lord Derby, Plantation Stud - from which Lord Howard bred most of his horse)
The most telling line in the following article is a quote from Lady Gillian ...
‘I am moving all my mares, foals and yearlings to another stud – Trinity – which is near my new house. Avington Stud, meanwhile, goes into the hands of the family. I don’t know its future.’
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2474603/RICHARD-KAY-Widow-racing-billionaire-moves-bungalow-hands-family-home-grandson.html
Gillian, Lady Howard de Walden - Horse - Graham - Won the 4:15 Newbury - , made so famous by so many of her late husband's horse - often trained by Henry Cecil - notably - Derby Winner Slip Anchor - and top-miler Kris
Lady Gillian is now 86 - and moved out of the family home some ten years ago - leaving Lord Howard's stepson to live there.
There is a Stud there, at Avington - (Not, of course, the famous, ex- Lord Derby, Plantation Stud - from which Lord Howard bred most of his horse)
The most telling line in the following article is a quote from Lady Gillian ...
‘I am moving all my mares, foals and yearlings to another stud – Trinity – which is near my new house. Avington Stud, meanwhile, goes into the hands of the family. I don’t know its future.’
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2474603/RICHARD-KAY-Widow-racing-billionaire-moves-bungalow-hands-family-home-grandson.html
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'Graham - Won the 4:15 Newbury -carrying the APRICOT SILKS, 'made so famous by so many of her late husband's horses'
'Graham - Won the 4:15 Newbury -carrying the APRICOT SILKS, 'made so famous by so many of her late husband's horses'
Kris was my favourite in those colours only even beaten by 2000 guineas winners.
Hannon and Balding, the two southern equivalents of Mark Johnston. This horse was well backed at Salisbury (a course he had won at before) on his previous start, and was absolutely woeful.
Good stuff Onlooker. Not sure it is me but I am sure in the days of Kris and before, the colours were proper Apricot. Not the washed out colour we've seen more recently. Might be my memory. I am going to watch a Kris video to check.
Didnt take long - https://www.focusonracing.com/image/I0000zwgKbNb0rAM
Raced from 1978 to 1980 blackbarn last run was at ascot against known fact in the qe 2
I remember Slip Anchor from my student days. What a horse he was? He showed Piggott (Law Society) and Shadeed a clean pair of heels.
Quite amazing kris started outsider of two for the st James palace which was the last race on the card at the 1979 royal meeting,he even once graced Folkestone now sadly allowed to close 
Impossible I remember the great match up at Newmarket between slip anchor and Commanche run pebbles destroyed them both
On those colours (Grand Lodge) when he just got done in the Guineas
by Mister Baileys.
by Mister Baileys.
blackbarn -
As I am sure you remember - Lady Howard de Walden - had her own Colours =
(the same) APRICOT - but with Black Sash and Black Cap
She did not have too many runners, though - and I have a feeling that she supported Julie Cecil - when Henry Cecil's ex-wife started Training in her own right.
Lady Gillian (today's Winning Owner) - has obviously inherited her late husband's (original) APRICOT Colours.
As I am sure you remember - Lady Howard de Walden - had her own Colours =
(the same) APRICOT - but with Black Sash and Black Cap
She did not have too many runners, though - and I have a feeling that she supported Julie Cecil - when Henry Cecil's ex-wife started Training in her own right.
Lady Gillian (today's Winning Owner) - has obviously inherited her late husband's (original) APRICOT Colours.
Grand lodge was Lord Howard’s other st James palace winner
Onlooker - I do know her colours. Re my earlier point, in the B and H book they look almost orange!!!.
Was @ R.Ascot when those Apricot & Black colours won the Hardwicke.
Sandmason was the horse.The other Apricot colours were worn by the
jolly,Wellbeing.
Sandmason was the horse.The other Apricot colours were worn by the
jolly,Wellbeing.
'jimnast', that was some race. To be fair Slip Anchor was never the same horse in the Champion Stakes post an injury.
Shavian winning the st James Palace at the greatest meeting trained by the greatest trainer and ridden by the kid don't think I ever shouted one home as much great days sad to say gone forever.
This horse was well backed at Salisbury (a course he had won at before) on his previous start, and was absolutely woeful.
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He was beaten just 3.5 lengths, 4th of 11, at Salisbury. The Prescott winner is now rated 10 lb higher, while the third has won since of the same mark. Graham was only a head behind that third horse, and was running off the same mark today.
I don't see what Graham did wrong there. He was backed for a good reason today.
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He was beaten just 3.5 lengths, 4th of 11, at Salisbury. The Prescott winner is now rated 10 lb higher, while the third has won since of the same mark. Graham was only a head behind that third horse, and was running off the same mark today.
I don't see what Graham did wrong there. He was backed for a good reason today.
Good morning Ronnie
I had forgotten shavian maybe the kid and the trainer have gone but it’s still the greatest meeting.
I had forgotten shavian maybe the kid and the trainer have gone but it’s still the greatest meeting.
The stepson and heir apparent...
Count Peter John Joseph Czernin von und zu Chudenitz,[1] otherwise known as The Honourable Peter Czernin, (born 1 January 1966) is a British-born film producer.
Early life and ancestry
Count Peter is the only son of Count Joseph Czernin von und zu Chudenitz[2] (9 August 1924 Prague, Czechoslovakia – 13 April 2015 Kensington, London)[3] and Mary Hazel Caridwen Scott-Ellis, 10th Baroness Howard de Walden (born 12 August 1935).
He is the heir apparent to the English peerage title of Baron Howard de Walden, which was created in 1597 by Queen Elizabeth I for Admiral Lord Thomas Howard, a younger son of Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk.[4]
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Count Peter John Joseph Czernin von und zu Chudenitz,[1] otherwise known as The Honourable Peter Czernin, (born 1 January 1966) is a British-born film producer.
Early life and ancestry
Count Peter is the only son of Count Joseph Czernin von und zu Chudenitz[2] (9 August 1924 Prague, Czechoslovakia – 13 April 2015 Kensington, London)[3] and Mary Hazel Caridwen Scott-Ellis, 10th Baroness Howard de Walden (born 12 August 1935).
He is the heir apparent to the English peerage title of Baron Howard de Walden, which was created in 1597 by Queen Elizabeth I for Admiral Lord Thomas Howard, a younger son of Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk.[4]
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de Walden ... what a man needs when a von and a zu just aren't enough.
top2rated -
Peter CZERNIN .... 'He is the heir apparent to the English peerage title of Baron Howard de Walden,'
- and looks like Stepson CZERNIN - has NO interest in Horse Racing, whatsoever ...
Given that there is No Czernin listed as an Owner on Racing Post - and Avington Manor is now a luxury Wedding and other Corporate events facility.
Peter CZERNIN .... 'He is the heir apparent to the English peerage title of Baron Howard de Walden,'
- and looks like Stepson CZERNIN - has NO interest in Horse Racing, whatsoever ...
Given that there is No Czernin listed as an Owner on Racing Post - and Avington Manor is now a luxury Wedding and other Corporate events facility.
His Carmelite House did not train on but his Paean won in ground that these days would have forced an abondonment at Royal Ascot
As a young Cambridge student fresh out of Eton, he was driving a new car in Munich when a man walked out in front of him and was knocked down. "He was only shaken up," recalled de Walden. "But had I killed him, it would have changed the history of the world." The man was Adolf Hitler.
https://www.theguardian.com/news/1999/jul/12/guardianobituaries.davidhadert
As a young Cambridge student fresh out of Eton, he was driving a new car in Munich when a man walked out in front of him and was knocked down. "He was only shaken up," recalled de Walden. "But had I killed him, it would have changed the history of the world." The man was Adolf Hitler.
https://www.theguardian.com/news/1999/jul/12/guardianobituaries.davidhadert
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