Sporting Chronicle

The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Yankees 4-2 in the 1981 World Series

Game	Date	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Location	Attendance
1	October 20	New York Yankees	5-3	Los Angeles Dodgers	Yankee Stadium	56,470
2	October 21	New York Yankees	3-0	Los Angeles Dodgers	Yankee Stadium	56,505
3	October 23	Los Angeles Dodgers	5-4	New York Yankees	Dodger Stadium	56,236
4	October 24	Los Angeles Dodgers	8-7	New York Yankees	Dodger Stadium	56,242
5	October 25	Los Angeles Dodgers	2-1	New York Yankees	Dodger Stadium	56,115
6	October 28	New York Yankees	9-2	Los Angeles Dodgers	Yankee Stadium	56,513

1981 Los Angeles Dodgers World Series Champions

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
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First Division 17 October 1970
West Ham United 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur


1970 West Ham v Tottenham Hotspur

Red Rum (IRE) Winning the Grand National

Red Rum (IRE) was the winner of the 1973, 1974 and 1977 Grand National at Aintree. He was second in the same race in both 1975 and 1976.

Red Rum (IRE) also won the 1974 Scottish Grand National at Ayr.

Career Record
Ran on the flat 10 times winning 3 (including 1 dead heat) for £970
Ran over hurdles 24 times winning 3 for £884
Ran over fences 76 times winning 21 for £113,380
Total runs 110 winning 27 races (including 1 dead heat) for £115,234

Red Rum (IRE) Pedigree

Quorum	Vilmorin	Gold Bridge (FR)	Golden Boss
			Flying Diadem
		Queen Of The Meadows	Fairway
			Queen Of The Blues
	Akimbo	Bois Roussel (FR)	Vatout (FR)
			Plucky Liege
		Bulolo
			Noble Star
			Pussy Willow
Mared	Magic Red	Link Boy	Pharos
			Market Girl
		Infra Red	Ethnarch
			Black Ray
	Quinta	Anwar	Umidwar
			Stafaralla (FR)
		Batika (FR)	Blenheim
			Brise Bise (IRE)

Joe Worrall refereed the 1988 League Cup Final

The Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow is the venue for the 2008 UEFA Champions League Final

Luzhniki Stadium Aerial / Satellite Photograph

View Larger Map of Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow

Result of the 1958 National Hunt Chase for Amateur Riders at Cheltenham Racecourse
Distance 3 miles 6 furlongs 160 yards
Prize £2215 and 15 shillings

Position	Horse	Jockey	Odds
First	Spud Tamson	Mr G Dun	13/2
Second	Kolpham	Mr S L Maundrell	25/1
Third	Landshire Lane	Mr M Tory	100/8

Time 8 minutes 34⅘ seconds
Trained by T Dun
28 ran

Result of the 1991 Grand National at Aintree Racecourse

Position	Horse	Owner	Jockey	Odds
First	Seagram (NZ)	Sir Eric Parker	Nigel Hawke	12/1
Second	Garrison Savannah	Autofour Engineering	Mark Pitman	7/1
Third	Auntie Dot	Mrs R Wilson	Mark Dwyer	50/1

Distances 5 lengths and 8 lengths
Time 9 minutes 29.9 seconds
Trained by D H Barons
40 ran

The date of the 1971 Cheltenham Gold Cup which was won by L′Escargot was Thursday March 18

League finishing position for Liverpool FC 1991/92 to 2006/07

1991-92 First Division 6th
1992-93 Premier League 6th
1993-94 Premier League 8th
1994-95 Premier League 4th
1995-96 Premier League 3rd
1996-97 Premier League 4th
1997-98 Premier League 3rd
1998-99 Premier League 7th
1999-2000 Premier League 4th
2000-01 Premier League 3rd
2001-02 Premier League 2nd
2002-03 Premier League 5th
2003-04 Premier League 4th
2004-05 Premier League 5th
2005-06 Premier League 3rd
2006-07 Premier League 3rd

1955 Royal Ascot Race Card

Royal Ascot Tuesday July 12th 1955
Going Firm

Queen Anne Stakes £1437 15 shillings 1 mile
Golden Planet D Smith

St James′s Palace Stakes £5510 1 mile
Tamerlane A Breasley

Ascot Stakes (Handicap) £2780 2 miles 4 furlongs
Wildnor C Gaston

King Edward VII Stakes £5186 1 miles 4 furlongs
Nucleus L Piggott

Coventry Stakes (2yo) £2266 10 shillings 6 furlongs
Ratification W Carr

Hardwicke Stakes (Colts and Fillies) £3995 1 miles 4 furlongs
Elopement L Piggott

Royal Ascot Wednesday July 13th 1955
Going Firm

Jersey Stakes (3yo) £1829 10 shillings 7 furlongs
Windsor Sun J Eddery

Queen Mary Stakes (2yo Fillies) £3524 10 shillings 5 furlongs
Weeber A Breasley

Royal Hunt Cup (Handicap) £3576 10 shillings 1 mile
Nicholas Nickleby W Snaith

Gold Cup (Colts and Fillies) £11375 2 miles 4 furlongs
Botticelli E Camici

King George V Stakes (3yo Handicap) £1624 15 shillings 1 miles 4 furlongs
Jardiniere D Smith

Coronation Stakes (3yo Fillies) £4395 10 shillings 1 mile
Meld W Carr

Royal Ascot Thursday July 14th 1955
Going Firm

Cork and Orrery Stakes £1319 10 shillings 6 furlongs
Trouville W Rickaby

New Stakes (2yo) £2428 5 furlongs
Gratitude D Smith

Gold Vase £1943 10 shillings 2 miles
Prince Barle E Mercer

Ribblesdale Stakes (3yo Fillies) £3834 10 shillings 1 mile 4 furlongs
Ark Royal D Smith

Last two races postponed until Friday and Saturday because of a thunderstorm

Royal Ascot Friday July 15th 1955
Going Firm

Bessborough Stakes (Handicap) £1595 1 mile 4 furlongs
Peter-so-Gay P Robinson

Britannia Stakes (3yo Colts and Gelding Handicap) £1565 5 shillings 1 mile
Cronus E Smith

Chesham Stakes (2yo) £3439 10 shillings 5 furlongs
Palariva R Poincelet

Wokingham Stakes (Handicap) £1658 15 shillings 6 furlongs
The Plumber′s Mate

Windsor Castle Stakes (2yo) £1841 10 shillings 5 furlongs
Storm Sail W Rickaby

Queen Alexandra Stakes £1445 10 shillings 2 mile 6 furlongs 34 yards
Bitter Sweet W Carr

King′s Stand Stakes £1433 10 shillings 5 furlongs
Pappa Fourway W Carr

Ascot Heath Saturday July 16th 1955
Going Firm

Rous Memorial Stakes £1255 1 mile
Whiranek E Mercer

Blacknest Stakes (Handicap) £543 19 shillings 1 mile
Jaspe R Johnstone

Rosslyn Stakes (2yo) £729 19 shillings 6 furlongs
Woodruff House K A Gethin

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Colts and Fillies) £23430 1 mile 4 furlongs
Vimy R Poincelet

Princess Margaret Stakes (2yo Fillies) £1056 15 shillings 5 furlongs
Persian Fair W Rickaby

Sandringham Stakes (Handicap) £582 4 shillings 1 mile 4 furlongs
Hindu Wand J Sime

Sunninghill Park Stakes £1182 15 shillings 2 mile
Double Bore T Gosling

FA Cup
01/03/1969 Man City 1-0 Tottenham

Division 1
08/03/1969 Tottenham 1-1 Everton
18/03/1969 Tottenham 2-2 Ipswich
22/03/1969 Tottenham 1-0 Chelsea
24/03/1969 Arsenal 1-0 Tottenham
29/03/1969 Burnley 2-2 Tottenham

2000 European Super Cup Programme

2000 European Super Cup
Played at Stade Louis II in Monaco on 25 August 2000

Galatasaray 2 - 1 Real Madrid (After Extra Time) Galatasaray won by golden goal

Galatasaray
Manager Mircea Lucescu
Claudio Taffarel, Bülent Korkmaz (Captain), Gheorghe Popescu, Capone, Hakan Ünsal, Okan Buruk, Emre Belözoğlu, Gheorghe Hagi, Suat Kaya, Ümit Davala, Mario Jardel (Scored 2 including 1 Penalty)
Substitute Bülent Akin replaced Gheorghe Hagi after 72 minutes
Substitute Hasan Şaş replaced Okan Buruk after 81 minutes
Substitute Fatih Akyel replaced Capone after 86 minutes

Real Madrid
Manager Vicente del Bosque
Iker Casillas, Geremi, Ivan Campo, Iván Helguera, Roberto Carlos, Albert Celades, Claude Makelele, Luís Figo, Guti, Sávio, Raúl (Captain) (Scored a Penalty)
Substitute Pedro Munitis replaced Guti after 53 minutes
Substitute Flavio Conceição replaced Ivan Campo after 66 minutes

Referee Günther Benko

Attendance: 12,000

Bob Pettit St Louis Hawks

1958 NBA Finals

St Louis Hawks 4 Boston Celtics 2

Date	Home Team	Score	Away Team
Saturday March 29 1958	Boston Celtics	102 - 104	St Louis Hawks
Sunday March 30 1958	Boston Celtics	136 - 112	St Louis Hawks
Wednesday April 2 1958	St Louis Hawks	111 - 108	Boston Celtics
Saturday April 5 1958	St Louis Hawks	98 - 109	Boston Celtics
Wednesday April 9 1958	Boston Celtics	100 - 102	St Louis Hawks
Saturday April 12 1958	St Louis Hawks	110 - 109	Boston Celtics

Result of the 1982 St Leger at Doncaster Racecourse

Position	Horse	Owner	Jockey	Odds
First	Touching Wood	Maktoum Al Maktoum	P Cook	7/1
Second	Zilos	Mrs H G Cambanis	G Baxter	40/1
Third	Diamond Shoal	Mr P Mellon	J Matthias	9/1

Distances 1½ lengths and 2½ lengths
Time 3 minutes 3⅗ seconds
Trained by H Thomson Jones
15 ran

Winners at Wincanton Races 1959-60 National Hunt Season

Thursday September 17th 1959
Going Hard
2.0 Simon IX W Williams
2.30 The Jones Boy A Oughton
3.0 J′Arrive Mr G Kindersley
3.30 Magic Orb Mr M Phillips
4.0 Sir Edmund R Sharp
4.30 Polecat Mr N Ancil

Thursday November 5th 1959
Going Good
1.0 Italian Star J A Gilbert
1.30 Wigmore Mr R McCreery
2.0 Tamarix Mr D Moore
2.30 Legend Prince Mr J A Renfree
3.0 Gaillac Mr R McCreery
3.30 Mustapha D Dillon

Thursday November 19th 1959
Going Good
1.0 South Bank A Oughton
1.30 Exile J Guest
2.0 Chief Gossip M Scudamore
2.30 Huish Hill A Keen
3.0 Briber R McCreery
3.30 Dutch R Akehurst

Thursday December 3rd 1959
Going Good
1.0 Milk Shake O McNally
1.30 Glenborne A Boyle
2.0 Fitztapa D Nicholson
2.30 Barnstables G R Withycombe
3.0 Midstream G Foster
3.30 Hindu Legend R Akehurst

Thursday December 17th 1959
Going Soft
12.45 Kingmaker J Gifford
1.15 Legend Prince Mr J Renfree
1.45 Wirswall Wizard Mr M Tory
2.15 Domaru Mr T W Biddlecombe
2.45 Crosspatrick J Bullock
3.15 Isotope G Francis

Saturday December 26th 1959
Going Heavy
12.30 Robertson J Gamble
1.00 Monopoly Mr M Tory
1.30 Hypolytas Mr D Scott
2.00 Gallant Barney Mr G Kindersley
2.30 Donino′s Serenade Mr G Kindersley
3.00 Starliner D Weeden

Thursday February 18th 1960
Going Sticky
2.00 Fundador R Akehurst
2.30 My Eyes R Jenkins
3.00 Donino′s Serenade Mr G Kindersley
3.30 Tokoroa D Nicholson
4.00 Master Copper C H Davies
4.30 Tammy Mr J Halford

Thursday March 3rd 1960
Going Holding
2.00 April Queen J Daniell
2.30 Just My Mark R Atkinson
3.00 Crudwell M Scudamore
3.30 My Eyes Mr D Scott
4.00 Rampark R Atkinson
4.30 The Penciller R Atkinson

Thursday March 31st 1960
Going Good
2.00 Old Hardwick G Kelly
2.30 Pollux P Pickford
3.00 The Cruel Sea D Nicholson
3.30 Birthday Present M James
4.00 Xmas Box Mr A Hill
4.30 Spinning Coin II Mr I Balding
5.00 Combatant M James

Monday April 18th 1960
Going Good
2.00 Eastbury Mr G Pitman
2.35 Bantry Bay Mr M Tory
3.10 Souverlone R Broadway
3.45 Gaillac Mr R McCreery
4.15 Retour De Flamme R Broadway
4.45 Amber Wave Mr R McCreery

Result of the 1961 Triumph Hurdle at Hurst Park Racecourse

Position	Horse	Owner	Jockey	Odds
First	Cantab	Miss E Chanelle	F Winter	4/1
Second	Anzio	Sir T Ainsworth	H Beasley	5/2
Third	Babel	Mr J C Clay	J S King	20/1

Distances head and 6 lengths
Time 3 minutes 50⅖ seconds
Trained by Captain Ryan Price at Findon
15 ran

Result of the 1986 Hungarian Grand Prix at Hungaroring

Position	Driver	Team
1	Nelson Piquet	Williams-Honda
2	Ayrton Senna	Lotus-Renault
3	Nigel Mansell	Williams-Honda
4	Stefan Johansson	Ferrari
5	Johnny Dumfries	Lotus-Renault
6	Martin Brundle	Tyrrell-Renault
7	Patrick Tambay	Lola-Ford
8	Philippe Streiff	Tyrrell-Renault
9	Philippe Alliot	Ligier-Renault
10	Jonathan Palmer	Zakspeed
Retired	Rene Arnoux	Ligier-Renault
Retired	Alan Jones	Lola-Ford
Retired	Gerhard Berger	Benetton-BMW
Retired	Thierry Boutsen	Arrows-BMW
Retired	Keke Rosberg	McLaren-TAG
Retired	Teo Fabi	Benetton-BMW
Retired	Alessandro Nannini	Minardi-Motori Moderni
Retired	Michele Alboreto	Ferrari
Retired	Derek Warwick	Brabham-BMW
Retired	Alain Prost	McLaren-TAG
Retired	Piercarlo Ghinzani	Osella-Alfa Romeo
Retired	Christian Danner	Arrows-BMW
Retired	Riccardo Patrese	Brabham-BMW
Retired	Andrea de Cesaris	Minardi-Motori Moderni
Retired	Huub Rothengatter	Zakspeed
Retired	Allen Berg	Osella-Alfa Romeo

Result of the 1944 War Time Derby at Newmarket Racecourse

Position	Horse	Owner	Jockey	Odds
First	Ocean Swell	Lord Rosebery	W Nevett	28/1
Second	Tehran	H H Aga Khan	E Smith	8/1
Third	Happy Landing	Mr W Hutchinson	R A Jones	22/1

Distances Neck and a short head
Time 2 minutes 31 seconds
Trained by J L Jarvis
20 ran

Huddersfield Town were the winners of the 1923/1924 First Division Championship. The interesting little fact about this is that Huddersfield Town and Cardiff City (who finished second) both had 57 points but the system in use at the time to decide tiebreakers - goal average (goals scored divided by goals conceded) - put Huddersfield marginally in front (1.818 to 1.794) which gave them the Championship. These days goal difference, goals scored minus goals conceded, decides such situations but in the rare case of identical goal differences then total goals scored would decide. In 1924 Huddersfield Town and Cardiff City both had a goal difference of 27 and using the system that is in place today then it would be Cardiff City who would be Champions - +61 goals to +60 goals.

1923/1924 First Division Final Standings

Position	Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goals For	Goals Against	Points
1	Huddersfield Town	42	23	11	8	60	33	57
2	Cardiff City	42	22	13	7	61	34	57
3	Sunderland	42	22	9	11	71	54	53
4	Bolton Wanderers	42	18	14	10	68	34	50
5	Sheffield United	42	19	12	11	69	49	50
6	Aston Villa	42	18	13	11	52	37	49
7	Everton	42	18	13	11	62	53	49
8	Blackburn Rovers	42	17	11	14	54	50	45
9	Newcastle United	42	17	10	15	60	54	44
10	Notts County	42	14	14	14	44	49	42
11	Manchester City	42	15	12	15	54	71	42
12	Liverpool	42	15	11	16	49	48	41
13	West Ham United	42	13	15	14	40	43	41
14	Birmingham	42	13	13	16	41	49	39
15	Tottenham Hotspur	42	12	14	16	50	56	38
16	West Bromwich Albion	42	12	14	16	51	62	38
17	Burnley	42	12	12	18	55	60	36
18	Preston North End	42	12	10	20	52	67	34
19	Arsenal	42	12	9	21	40	63	33
20	Nottingham Forest	42	10	12	20	42	64	32
21	Chelsea	42	9	14	19	31	53	32
22	Middlesbrough	42	7	8	27	37	60	22

Nottingham Forest v Southampton 1992/93

FA Premier League
28-11-1992 Nottingham Forest 1-2 Southampton
Forest Goal Nigel Clough
Southampton Goals Matt Le Tissier, Micky Adams

24-03-1993 Southampton 1-2 Nottingham Forest
Southampton Goal Matt Le Tissier
Forest Goals Nigel Clough, Roy Keane

FA Cup
03-01-1993 Nottingham Forest 2-1 Southampton
Forest Goals Roy Keane, Neil Webb
Southampton Goal Matt Le Tissier

1957-58 Football League of Ireland (Republic of Ireland) winner was Drumcondra

1957-58 Irish League (Northern Ireland) winner was Ards F.C.

Result of the 1948 Derby at Epsom Racecourse

Position	Horse	Owner	Jockey	Odds
First	My Love	H H Aga Khan	W Johnstone	100/9
Second	Royal Drake	M L Volterra	J Doyasbere	25/1
Third	Noor	H H Aga Khan	T Weston	22/1

Distances 1½ lengths and 4 lengths
Time 2 minutes 40 seconds
Trained by R Carver in France
32 ran

Wolverhampton Races Placepot 25 February 2008

Placepot: £28.80

Result of the 1947 Derby at Epsom Racecourse

Position	Horse	Owner	Jockey	Odds
First	Pearl Diver	Baron G de Waldner	G Bridgland	40/1
Second	Migoli	H H Aga Khan	D Smith	20/1
Third	Sayajirao	H H Maharaja of Baroda	E Britt	13/2

Distances 4 lengths and ¾ of a length
Time 2 minutes 38⅖ seconds
Trained by W Halsey
15 ran

Result of the 1987 1000 Guineas at Newmarket Racecourse

Position	Horse	Owner	Jockey	Odds
First	Miesque (USA)	Mr S S Niarchos	F Head	15/8
Second	Milligram	Helena Springfield Ltd.	W R Swinburn	13/2
Third	Interval	Mr K Abdulla	Pat Eddery	11/2

Distances 1½ lengths and a head
Time 1 minute 38.4 seconds
Trained by Francois Boutin in France
14 ran

L′Escargot ran at Cheltenham Racecourse 8 times
He won 3 races, was second once, fourth twice and unplaced twice

1968 Cheltenham Festival
March 19 Gloucestershire Hurdle (Div.II)
First ridden by Tommy Carberry 13/2

1969 Cheltenham Festival
March 19 Champion Hurdle
Unplaced ridden by Tommy Carberry 11/2

1970 Cheltenham Festival
March 19 Cheltenham Gold Cup
Won ridden by Tommy Carberry 33/1

1971 Cheltenham Festival
March 18 Cheltenham Gold Cup
Won ridden by Tommy Carberry 7/2

1972 Cheltenham Festival
March 16 Cheltenham Gold Cup
Fourth ridden by Tommy Carberry 4/1

1973 Cheltenham Festival
March 15 Cheltenham Gold Cup
Fourth ridden by Tommy Carberry 20/1

1974 Cheltenham Festival
March 14 Cathcart Challenge Cup Chase
Second ridden by Tommy Carberry 10/1

1975 Cheltenham Festival
March 12 National Hunt Two Mile Champion Chase
Unplaced ridden by Tommy Carberry 20/1

Attendance for the Thursday 12 April 2007 Aintree fixture was 27,060

Attendance for the Friday 13 April 2007 Aintree fixture was 52,922

Attendance figure for the Grand National at Aintree Racecourse on 14 April 2007 was 68,100

Total attendance figure over the three day meeting was 148,082

Road Map and Directions from Gatwick Airport to Ascot Racecourse


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Winner of the 1999 Algarve Portuguese Open was Van Phillips who finished 12 under par

R1 72
R2 68
R3 68
R4 68
Total 276

Tottenham Hotspur 125 Years Home Shirt 2007/08

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Tel 0844 499 5000

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Ferenc Puskás

Ferenc Puskás scored 4 goals and Alfredo Di Stéfano scored three goals in the 1960 European Cup Final when Real Madrid beat Eintracht Frankfurt by 7 goals to 3.

It was Puskás who got the very first hat-trick as he scored his third goal 13 minutes before Di Stéfano got his.

Ferenc Puskás goals 46, 56, 60, 71 minutes

Alfredo Di Stéfano goals 27, 30, 73 minutes

2008 Carling League Cup Final
Played at Wembley Stadium, London on 24 February 2008

Tottenham Hotspur 2 - 1 Chelsea (After Extra Time)

Tottenham Hotspur
Manager Juande Ramos
Paul Robinson, Alan Hutton, Jonathan Woodgate (Scored), Ledley King (Captain), Pascal Chimbonda, Aaron Lennon, Jermaine Jenas, Didier Zokora, Steed Malbranque, Robbie Keane, Dimitar Berbatov (Scored a penalty)
Substitute Tom Huddlestone replaced Pascal Chimbonda after 61 minutes
Substitute Teemu Tainio replaced Steed Malbranque after 75 minutes
Substitute Younes Kaboul replaced Robbie Keane after 102 minutes

Chelsea
Manager Avram Grant
Petr Čech, Juliano Belletti, John Terry (Captain), Ricardo Carvalho, Wayne Bridge, John Mikel Obi, Frank Lampard, Michael Essien, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Didier Drogba (Scored), Nicolas Anelka
Substitute Salomon Kalou replaced Shaun Wright-Phillips after 72 minutes
Substitute Michael Ballack replaced Michael Essien after 88 minutes
Substitute Joe Cole replaced John Mikel Obi after 98 minutes

Referee Mark Halsey

Attendance: 87,660

1986 Flat Jockey′s Championship

Jockey	1st	2nd	3rd	Unplaced	Total Rides
Pat Eddery	176	118	96	415	805
Steve Cauthen	149	132	96	402	779
Willie Carson	130	115	109	477	831
Greville Starkey	102	57	42	303	504
George Duffield	94	79	69	431	673
Ray Cochrane	89	105	72	463	729
Walter Swinburn	83	80	79	325	567
Tony Ives	72	105	74	379	630
Richard Quinn	69	58	50	318	495
Brent Thomson	67	70	74	317	528

Pat Eddery 1986 Champion Flat Jockey

Derby County Football Programmes 1957 - 1958

Derby County Football Club Results 1957/58

Division 2
24-08-1957 Fulham 2-0 Derby County
26-08-1957 Bristol Rovers 5-2 Derby County
31-08-1957 Derby County 1-4 Barnsley
04-09-1957 Derby County 2-1 Bristol Rovers
07-09-1957 West Ham United 2-1 Derby County
11-09-1957 Lincoln City 1-1 Derby County
14-09-1957 Derby County 2-0 Sheffield United
18-09-1957 Derby County 3-2 Lincoln City
21-09-1957 Blackburn Rovers 3-1 Derby County
28-09-1957 Derby County 2-2 Ipswich Town
05-10-1957 Notts County 1-0 Derby County
12-10-1957 Cardiff City 3-2 Derby County
19-10-1957 Derby County 2-1 Liverpool
26-10-1957 Middlesbrough 3-2 Derby County
02-11-1957 Derby County 2-0 Leyton Orient
09-11-1957 Charlton Athletic 2-2 Derby County
16-11-1957 Derby County 1-0 Doncaster Rovers
23-11-1957 Rotherham United 0-2 Derby County
30-11-1957 Derby County 2-4 Huddersfield Town
07-12-1957 Grimsby Town 3-2 Derby County
14-12-1957 Derby County 0-0 Stoke City
21-12-1957 Derby County 3-3 Fulham
25-12-1957 Bristol City 2-1 Derby County
26-12-1957 Derby County 5-2 Bristol City
28-12-1957 Barnsley 3-0 Derby County
04-01-1958 FA Cup 3rd Round Middlesbrough 5-0 Derby County
11-01-1958 Derby County 2-3 West Ham United
18-01-1958 Sheffield United 0-1 Derby County
01-02-1958 Derby County 0-3 Blackburn Rovers
08-02-1958 Ipswich Town 2-2 Derby County
15-02-1958 Derby County 2-1 Notts County
22-02-1958 Derby County 3-4 Rotherham United
05-03-1958 Liverpool 2-0 Derby County
08-03-1958 Derby County 2-1 Middlesbrough
15-03-1958 Leyton Orient 1-1 Derby County
22-03-1958 Derby County 1-3 Charlton Athletic
29-03-1958 Doncaster Rovers 1-2 Derby County
05-04-1958 Derby County 0-2 Cardiff City
07-04-1958 Derby County 1-0 Swansea Town
08-04-1958 Swansea Town 7-0 Derby County
12-04-1958 Huddersfield Town 0-0 Derby County
19-04-1958 Derby County 1-0 Grimsby Town
26-04-1958 Stoke City 2-1 Derby County

1974 Mackeson Gold Cup Result
Cheltenham Racecourse Saturday November 9
Going Yielding

2.05 (off 2.08) Mackeson Gold Cup Handicap Chase
2 mile 4 furlongs 110 yards
Winner £4761.75, Second £1434, Third £694.50, Fourth £324.75

1 Bruslee 8-10-7 A Turnell
2 Soothsayer (USA) 7-12-0 J Francome
3 High Ken 8-10-9 R R Evans
4 Game Spirit 8-12-0 W Smith
5 Bramblestown 7-10-0 J Burke
6 The Benign Bishop 7-11-5 J King
7 Skymas 9-11-3 F Berry
8 Khan 10-10-10 Mr S Stanhope
9 Sandwilan 6-10-1 N Wakley
10 Coxswain 9-10-12 T Stack
PU Water Laughing 9-10-0 D Cartwright

Distances 8 lengths and 2½ lengths
Time 5 minutes 15 seconds
11 ran

Betting
2 Bruslee (touched 7/4), 7/2 Game Spirit, 6 Soothsayer, 8 The Benign Bishop, 12 Skymas (opened 10′s), 13 Coxswain, 14 High Ken (from 16′s), 16 Bramblestown, 33 Khan, 50 Water Laughing, 100 Sandwilan

Trained by M Scudamore Hoarwithy Herefordshire
Owned by Mrs D Rees-Davies
Bred by David McNeily

1990 Scottish FA Cup Final
Played at Hampden Park, Glasgow on 12 May 1990

Aberdeen 0 - 0 Celtic (After Extra Time)
Aberdeen won 9-8 on penalties
The First Scottish Cup to be decided on penalties

Aberdeen
Manager Alex Smith
Theo Snelders, Stewart McKimmie, Alex McLeish, Brian Irvine, David Robertson, Paul Mason, Brian Grant, Jim Bett, Robert Connor, Charlie Nicholas, Hans Gillhaus
Substitute Graham Watson replaced Paul Mason

Celtic
Manager Billy McNeill
Pat Bonner, Dariusz Wdowczyk, Paul Elliott, Derek Whyte, Anton Rogan, Billy Stark, Peter Grant, Paul McStay, Joe Miller, Andy Walker, Dariusz Dziekanowski
Substitute Mike Galloway replaced Billy Stark
Substitute Tommy Coyne replaced Andy Walker

Referee George Smith

Attendance: 60,493


1990 Scottish Cup Final Ticket

Past Winners of the Hong Kong Open Golf Tournament as a European Tour event

Date	Winner	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Par	Winner′s Prize
15-18 Nov 2007	Miguel Angel Jiménez	65	67	66	67	265	-15	€255710.51
16-19 Nov 2006	José Manuel Lara	64	66	66	69	265	-15	€259178.03
1-4 Dec 2005	Colin Montgomerie	69	66	66	70	271	-9	€170590.50
2-5 Dec 2004	Miguel Angel Jiménez	65	64	71	66	266	-14	€100338.80
4-7 Dec 2003	Padraig Harrington	67	69	67	66	269	-11	€94205.61
28 Nov-1 Dec 2002	Fredrik Jacobson	68	65	63	64	260	-16	€113385.30
29 Nov-2 Dec 2001	José María Olazábal	65	69	64	64	262	-22	€128848.10

1889-90 FA Cup 1st Round
Played 18 January 1890
Derby County 2-11 Everton

Goals for Derby County
J Goodall scored 2

Goals for Everton
Brady 3, Geary 3, Milward 3, Doyle, Kirkwood

Wolverhampton Races Placepot 23 February 2008

Placepot: £190.50

Hialeah Park was often mentioned as one of the most beautiful racecourses in the world. Unique features at Hialeah included the flock of Cuban Flamingo′s and the beautiful soaring palm trees.

Inaugural Meeting at Hialeah Park January 25th 1925

The Flamingo Stakes run at Hialeah saw many famous names amongst it′s victors including Citation, Nashua, Bold Ruler, Never Bend, Northern Dancer, Seattle Slew, Alydar and Spectacular Bid.

The Hialeah Race Track closed to the public in 2001.

Hialeah Park Final Race May 22, 2001
5½ Furlong Maiden Sprint
Going Firm
1st Cheeky Miss ridden by jockey E O Nunez
2nd Julia′s Kiss
3rd Paylita
Distances neck and ¾ length
Time 1 minute 3 seconds

Hialeah Park Race Track Aerial / Satellite Photograph

View Larger Map of Hialeah Park Race Track

1964 European Cup Final Programme

1964 European Cup Final Result

Internazionale 3 - 1 Real Madrid

Played at Prater Stadium (Praterstadion), Vienna on 27 May 1964

Internazionale
Manager Helenio Herrera
Giuliano Sarti, Tarcisio Burgnich, Aristide Guarneri, Giacinto Facchetti, Carlo Tagnin, Armando Picchi, Jair da Costa, Sandro Mazzola (scored 2), Aurelio Milani (scored), Luis Suárez Miramontes, Mario Corso

Real Madrid
Manager Miguel Muñoz
Jose Vicente, Isidro Sanchez, José Santamaría, Pachín, Ignacio Zoco, Lucien Müller, Amancio Amaro, Felo (scored), Alfredo Di Stéfano, Ferenc Puskás, Francisco Gento

Referee Josef Stoll

Attendance: 74,000

The Racing Post Chase (Handicap) is a three mile steeplechase run in late February at Kempton Park Racecourse, Middlesex in England

There are 18 fences to be jumped

*2006 Racing Post Chase was at Sandown Park

Average age of past winners 8.86 years old
Average weight carried by winner 155.86 lb / 11 stone 2 lb
Average odds of winner 5.66-to-1 / 5⅔-to-1

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Racing Post Chase Winners

Year	Winner	Trainer	Owner	Jockey	Age	Weight	Odds
2008	Gungadu	P F Nicholls	Paul K Barber & Mrs M Findlay	R Walsh	8	11-12	4/1
2007	Simon	J L Spearing	Mrs Mercy Rimell	Andrew Thornton	8	11-5	11/2
2006*	Innox (FR)	F Doumen	John P McManus	A P McCoy	10	11-0	8/1
2005	Farmer Jack	P J Hobbs	Peter Partridge	Richard Johnson	9	11-12	5/1
2004	Marlborough (IRE)	N J Henderson	Sir Robert Ogden	R Walsh	12	11-12	8/1
2003	La Landiere (FR)	R T Phillips	Mrs R J Skan	Warren Marston	8	11-7	5/1
2002	Gunther McBride (IRE)	P J Hobbs	M J Tuckey	Richard Johnson	7	10-3	5/1
2001	Young Spartacus	H D Daly	B G Hellyer	Richard Johnson	8	11-3	9/1
2000	Gloria Victis (FR)	M C Pipe	Terry Neill	Richard Johnson	6	11-10	100/30
1999	Dr Leunt (IRE)	P J Hobbs	Peter Emery	R Dunwoody	8	11-5	3/1
1998	Super Tactics (IRE)	R H Alner	H V Perry	Andrew Thornton	10	10-10	4/1
1997	Mudahim	Mrs J Pitman	In Touch Racing Club	R Farrant	11	10-2	14/1
1996	Rough Quest	T Casey	A T A Wates	R Dunwoody	10	10-8	3/1
1995	Val D´Alene (FR)	F Doumen	Marc De Monfort	A Kondrat	8	11-2	11/2
1994	Antonin (FR)	Mrs S A Bramall	M Stanners	J Burke(5)	6	10-4	7/1
1993	Zeta′s Lad	John R Upson	Mrs Diane Upson	J White	10	10-10	11/1
1992	Docklands Express	K C Bailey	R H Baines	A Tory	10	11-10	6/1
1991	Docklands Express	K C Bailey	R H Baines	A Tory	9	10-7	7/2
1990	Desert Orchid	D R C Elsworth	R Burridge	R Dunwoody	11	12-3	8/11
1989	Bonanza Boy	M C Pipe	News International	Peter Scudamore	8	11-1	5/1
1988	Rhyme ′N′ Reason	D R C Elsworth	Miss Juliet E Reed	B Powell	9	10-11	7/2

Viking Flagship

At Two-Years-Old
14/10/1989 Naas Woodlands EBF Race Finished 15th 18 ran
25/10/1989 Navan Skryne E.B.F. Maiden Finished 7th 17 ran
30/10/1989 Leopardstown Baileys Mile E.B.F. (2 Y O C&G) Maiden Finished 5th 15 ran
09/11/1989 Gowran Kilkenny E.B.F. Maiden Finished 9th 16 ran

At Three-Years-Old
19/04/1990 Tipperary Bruff Maiden Finished 15th 18 ran
28/04/1990 Curragh Warren (3 Y O) Maiden Finished 4th 17 ran
17/05/1990 Clonmel Cashel Handicap Finished 8th 10 ran
14/06/1990 Tipperary Tipperary Handicap Finished 13th 16 ran
28/06/1990 Gowran Watree Handicap (Div II) Finished 11th 15 ran
09/07/1990 Roscommon Bally Pheason Maiden Race (Div II) Finished 2nd 13 ran
18/07/1990 Killarney Kenmare Handicap Finished 3rd 13 ran
26/07/1990 Tipperary Cappawhite Maiden Finished 5th 15 ran
01/08/1990 Galway Decwindows Q.R. Maiden Finished 15th 15 ran
27/08/1990 Tralee Ballyheigue Maiden Finished 5th 10 ran
03/09/1990 Galway Carnmore Maiden Finished 5th 14 ran
10/10/1990 Punchestown Ballyshannon Maiden Finished 4th 20 ran
13/10/1990 Phoenix Park Equicare Maiden Finished 4th 18 ran
18/11/1990 Leopardstown Sutton Race Finished 9th 10 ran

Over Hurdles At Four-Years-Old
25/04/1991 Punchestown Guinness Trophy Champion Hurdle Finished 6th 12 ran

Over Fences At Six-Years-Old
27/04/1993 Punchestown B.M.W. (EBF) Handicap Chase Finished 1st 8 ran
29/04/1993 Punchestown Bank Of Ireland Novice Chase Finished 1st 8 ran

Lewes was a narrow horseshoe shaped course, at the extreme point of which was the starting post for two mile races.
Lewes Racecourse was regarded as an easy right handed course and had slight undulations.

Long distance races started on the rise whilst one mile races were on a down gradient.

High numbers were best for races above 6 furlongs

Low numbers were favoured on the straight course for sprints

Lewes was famous for one of the most remarkable races of all time, when in the Astley Stakes of 1880, three horses finished as a triple dead-heat a short head in front of two that dead-heated so only a short head divided the first five horses home. How good the eyesight of the judge was on that day is probably another matter though!

Lewes Racecourse last meeting was on 14 September 1964

The outline of Lewes Racecourse can be seen right in the middle of this map (it is shaped like an upside down U).

View Larger Map of Lewes Racecourse

Result of the 1989 Gold Seal Oaks at Epsom Racecourse

Position	Horse	Owner	Jockey	Odds
First	Snow Bride (USA)	Saeed Maktoum Al Maktoum	Steve Cauthen	13/2
Second	Roseate Tern	Lord Carnarvon	Willie Carson	25/1
Third	Mamaluna (USA)	Athos Christodoulou	Greville Starkey	50/1

Distances 3 lengths and a short head
Time 2 minutes 34.22 seconds
Trained by Henry Cecil
9 ran

Aliysa won but on November 20 1990 was disqualified because Camphor, a prohibited substance, was found in her blood test

Epsom Oaks Betting

06-01-1991 FA Cup 3rd Round
Crystal Palace 0-0 Nottingham Forest


21-01-1991 FA Cup 3rd Round Replay
Nottingham Forest 2-2 aet Crystal Palace
Forest Goals - Wilson, Pearce
Palace Goals - Wright, Salako


28-01-1991 FA Cup 3rd Round Second Replay
Nottingham Forest 3-0 Crystal Palace
Forest Goals - Parker (2), Crosby


13-02-1991 FA Cup 4th Round
Newcastle United 2-2 Nottingham Forest
Forest Goals - Pearce, Clough
United Goals - Quinn, McGhee


18-02-1991 FA Cup 4th Round Replay
Nottingham Forest 3-0 Newcastle United
Forest Goals - Clough, Hodge, Parker


25-02-1991 FA Cup 5th Round
Southampton 1-1 Nottingham Forest
Forest Goal - Hodge
Saints Goal - Ruddock


04-03-1991 FA Cup 5th Round Replay
Nottingham Forest 3-1 Southampton
Forest Goals - Jemson (3 including a penalty)
Saints Goal - Rod Wallace


09-03-1991 FA Cup 6th Round
Norwich City 0-1 Nottingham Forest
Forest Goal - Keane


14-04-1991 FA Cup Semi-Final at Villa Park
Nottingham Forest 4-0 West Ham United
Forest Goals - Crosby, Keane, Pearce, Charles


18-05-1991 FA Cup Final
Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 aet Nottingham Forest
Spurs Goals - Stewart, Des Walker scored an own goal
Forest Goals - Pearce



1991 FA Cup Final Programme

Result of the 1997 Martell Grand National Handicap Chase at Aintree Racecourse

Position	Horse	Owner	Jockey	Odds
First	Lord Gyllene (NZ)	Sir Stanley Clarke	Tony Dobbin	14/1
Second	Suny Bay (IRE)	Uplands Bloodstock	J Osborne	8/1
Third	Camelot Knight	Michael Gates	Carl Llewellyn	100/1

Distances 25 lengths and 2 lengths
Time 9 minutes 5.9 seconds
Trained by Steve Brookshaw
36 ran

John Smith′s Grand National Betting

Winner of the 1980 Irish Oaks at the Curragh was Shoot A Line ridden by Willie Carson and trained by Major Dick Hern