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stall 2 - Stanhope Gardens
stall 3 - Lazy Griff
stall 4 - Midak
stall 5 - Nightwalker
stall 6 - Tuscan Hills
stall 7 - Ruling Court
stall 8 - Green Storm
stall 9 - Nighttime Dancer
stall 10 - Lambourn
stall 11 - Tornado Alert
stall 12 - Tennessee Stud
stall 13 - Al Wasl Storm
stall 14 - Delacroix
stall 15 - Damysus
stall 16 - Pride of Arras
stall 17 - New Ground
stall 18 - Sea Scout
stall 19 - The Lion in Winter
The market between now and off time, will be really interesting.
Dwyer unfortunately rode a derby winner called sir Percy back then many on this forum were on the runner up at 3 figure prices sp 66/1 it was cruel the horse was beaten only a short head
Jun 4, 2025 -- 6:21AM, jimnast wrote:
Impossible Dwyer unfortunately rode a derby winner called sir Percy back then many on this forum were on the runner up at 3 figure prices sp 66/1 it was cruel the horse was beaten only a short head
And that was … Hala Beck
Jun 4, 2025 -- 10:11AM, lead on wrote:
Impossibles old enough to remember both of them
We all get on and it comes to us all, just a brief reminder!
Thats the last card not to be played in today’s age - ageism! Now there’s a debate!
Jodami, yes. I remember the jockey wore a green silk, and the trainer was also a farmer. I liked the horse.
George loved true fast ground but didn’t really come up with much after, so was sent to a hick deep slop track at the breeders cup where Mik Kinnan got off after he broke down a terrible sight for a young race fan to see - never should have ran. The only time when hindsight was NOT needed!
Barsteros!
In those days horseracing was merely punting on the day unless it was a principal runner in The Guineas, and trained by one of my considered premier trainers.
