A natural lightweight who had a long and productive career. He was a real cult hero of mine when I first got into racing, for reasons I now can't quite remember.
pretty apt 4 days before the CAMBRIDGSHIRE got his leg over MELLOTIE a few times back in the day, big fav ofthose living our way,think he ended up getting a decent job as work rider at the CECIL BARN didnt he ? i always associate him with guy reeds colours and those red silk beige cap colurs of sally hall trained nags,but robably wrongly so, RIP
pretty apt 4 days before the CAMBRIDGSHIRE got his leg over MELLOTIE a few times back in the day, big fav ofthose living our way,think he ended up getting a decent job as work rider at the CECIL BARN didnt he ? i always associate him with guy reeds c
Work-Rider Role: After retiring from his competitive race-riding saddle, Lowe joined Warren Place in Newmarket as a key work-rider for Cecil, exercising high-profile horses such as Ali-Royal, Reams of Verse, Dr Fong, Wince, and the erratic two-year-old Fleetwood.
RIP
Work-Rider Role: After retiring from his competitive race-riding saddle, Lowe joined Warren Place in Newmarket as a key work-rider for Cecil, exercising high-profile horses such as Ali-Royal, Reams of Verse, Dr Fong, Wince, and the erratic two-year-o
Always remember him winning the 1977 Britannia at Royal Ascot on Wizard King for Sir Mark Prescott. Rated 77 at the time before retiring to stud rated 119. He was a huge horse as I remember and it must have been akin to a feather on his back with John Lowe riding at 7-7. Thanks for all the memories John and rest in peace.
Always remember him winning the 1977 Britannia at Royal Ascot on Wizard King for Sir Mark Prescott. Rated 77 at the time before retiring to stud rated 119. He was a huge horse as I remember and it must have been akin to a feather on his back with J