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maroon colours, yellow cap
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Time Charter (6 April 1979 – 7 July 2005) was an Irish-bred, British-trained Thoroughbred racehorse and broodmare who won several major middle-distance races between 1982 and 1984. After winning twice as a two-year-old in 1981, she developed into a classic filly in the following year, finishing second in the 1000 Guineas before winning The Oaks in record time. Later that year she won the Sun Chariot Stakes before beating a field of colts and older horses by seven lengths in the Champion Stakes. As a four-year-old she won England's premier weight-for-age race, the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes and successfully conceded seven pounds to the outstanding French filly All Along in the Prix Foy. In 1984 she recorded an impressive four length victory in the Coronation Cup and was retired from racing at the end of the year having won nine of her twenty races. She later became a very successful broodmare.
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Ridden by a jockey later warned of for dealings with harry bardsley
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Rode her a few times and lead her up at Newmarket when was beaten by Elektric....An absolute Machine.
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Her time of the oaks win was quicker than the derby winner that year who was the brilliant Golden Fleece
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Did you ever ride master Willie acey?
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I have rode a few good ones when i was in Racing Nashwan Dayjur but Time Charter was the best imho.
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No he was gone by the time i got to Candys jimnast.
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Time charter must have been your first year acey
Not doubt time charter was very good but better than nashwan? |
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Time Charter was a terrific mare but would never ever beat Nashwan even with the sex allowance.
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..... theoretically speaking that is, given they were racing at same age.
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Beg to differ with you guys.
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Nothing wrong with that acey horse racing is all about opinions
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One of my favourite horses. Billy Newnes was her pilot.
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acey's ridden both of them but some guy who watched them running down the bookies is telling him which one was better
gotta luv the phorum ... |
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Time Charter was the last horse to headline on The Sporting Chronicle.
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Acey
Perhaps due to the decade she raced in where we had fillies mares like triptych Indian skimmer miesque oh so sharp and pebbles she sometimes get forgotten |
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Spot on sica
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Hulk
Why do you like to spoil threads ? |
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In The Groove was another highly talented beast trained by Mr Elseworth.
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Don't forget Floyd 123.
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Respect where it's due Acey. You must have been a good work rider of Hern and Candy let you sit on them.
... Was Brian Procter still working then |
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After finishing third over five furlongs on her racecourse debut, Time Charter won a six furlong race at Leicester Racecourse in July. In September she carried top weight of 133 pounds in a nursery handicap over seven furlongs at Goodwood Racecourse and won by three-quarters of a length from Lamlash. On her final appearance of the season she finished seventh when carrying top weight in another nursery handicap at Lingfield Park Racecourse in October.[4]
unusual route to winning an oaks |
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Philip Waldron rode Time Charter as a 2yo, but he gave up the job as Candy's jockey the following season to accept a retainer with Esal Commodities. He rode their Tender KIng to be 2nd in the Greenham, and afterwards said he thought Candy's Wind And Wuthering, who he'd ridden as a 2yo, would beat him in the 2000gns. He was right (they finished 2nd and 3rd), but Tender King's trainer, John Sutcliffe, didn't like hearing it and sacked him. Candy would have been happy to have had Waldron back riding Wind And Wuthering in the Guineas but he'd already booked Steve Cauthen. He got the mount back for the Irish 2000, went off fav, but was unplaced (Tender King was 2nd).
Strangely enough, the Lingfield nursery in which Time Charter was unplaced in her final race as a 2yo was the John Sutcliffe Nursery. It was run on heavy ground. |
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Very good filly and mare. R Barnett was a top owner/ breeder back in the day.
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His colours still with Hannon?
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Acey, you’ll know my uncle John Smith. Worked for the Candys for over 50 years and still lives at Kingston Warren. TC was a fantastic racemare, arguably her best performance was beating Kalaglow 7L in the champion stakes. Started her 5yo campaign by winning the Coronation Stakes with ease but the yard wasn’t right for much of that year.
She won the King George on my 18th birthday. I worked at Ascot as casual raceday staff in those days and had my two days wages on her. Probably still my best racing memory to this day. |
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Well spotted captain I couldn’t be bothered pointing out to him I had seen all the horses mentioned bar miesque in the flesh
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Great stuff as ever from ged
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Mrs E M Roberts whose brothers name Time Charter ran under lives here in Jersey, she is a brilliant supporter off Jersey horse racing.Has owned many other good horses and the colours are prominent often on TV.
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jimnast17 May 25 23:05Joined: 03 Jan 01 | Topic/replies: 16,180 | Blogger: jimnast's blog
Hulk Why do you like to spoil threads ? Hulk manages to spoil a lot of threads Jimnast, even the ones he starts with his puerile nonsense of him moving the markets. |
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LINKSMAN18 May 25 08:27Joined: 27 Dec 01 | Topic/replies: 1 | Blogger: LINKSMAN's blog
Acey, you’ll know my uncle John Smith. Worked for the Candys for over 50 years and still lives at Kingston Warren. TC was a fantastic racemare, arguably her best performance was beating Kalaglow 7L in the champion stakes. Started her 5yo campaign by winning the Coronation Stakes with ease but the yard wasn’t right for much of that year. She won the King George on my 18th birthday. I worked at Ascot as casual raceday staff in those days and had my two days wages on her. Probably still my best racing memory to this day Yes i knew John very well Linksman he was a brilliant Head Lad..And yes Mac Procter was there he was the main man. |
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Joe Mercer was a good jockey but poor ride when beat by Sadlers Wells ( eclipse )
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I remember Billy Newnes riding Time Charter - Newnes was a rising star but fell foul of the corruption rules and got a 3 year ban which ruined his career https://www.upi.com/Archives/1984/01/31/Billy-Newnes-one-of-the-best-young-jockeys-in/9839444373200/
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Timeform horses to follow said after a couple of nursery wins previous year should win good handicaps this year !
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Stewart’s
Just a few old chaps taking a trip down memory lane on a Saturday night and this clown pops up ,really you would think he had better things to do on a Saturday. |
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Acey
Was you at the majors when Troy was around |