The Skeltons got all 6 favs at Stratford

Just tried to Google if a trainer had gone through the card, ever
I seem to recall it might have happened in the 50s,not that i was there ,but not coming up with anything

I'm sure I remember Martin Pipe having a go at it, with numerous runners in each race and failing

The dealer, that's what I thought re Martin Pipe

I seem to recall reading about a jumps trainer having the winner in something like 12 consecutive races over 2 days, at the same track...although maybe ptp

You might be right but it doesn't ring a bell.

The dealer, just found what I was trying to remember
It was in 1933, ( Sir) Gordon Richards rode 12 consecutive winners over 3 days, including 6 from 6 at Chepstow on the middle day...doesn't say if there were only 6 races on that day, though

are ewe avin a higns,reg?

btw,hows mum?

.and they call Apob boring

The mule in the 7.48 race is a 46 times raced maiden he's inherited from Ireland.
Hardly looks well in given what it has achieved.
HTF is it a 6/4 poke

I was thinking the same thing about that one leif. Something smells fishy.

very poor race..any horse can win a h/cap from a low mark.

im laying all of em. no good reason other than i cant be arsed doing much else. just got up

add your jeers later

wil do.

Wouldnt be taking odds on the race 2 poke after it has bled, could be too good for these but a lay for me.

Regbutler30 Jun 26 09:23Joined: 09 Mar 21 | Topic/replies: 4,906 | Blogger: Regbutler's blog
The dealer, just found what I was trying to remember
It was in 1933, ( Sir) Gordon Richards rode 12 consecutive winners over 3 days, including 6 from 6 at Chepstow on the middle day...doesn't say if there were only 6 races on that day, though
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Reg, i seem to remember the NH trainer Gordon (W) Richards nearly going through the card at his local track Carlisle back in the day, would have been late 70s 1980 time.
He used to have loads of winners there