First Grey Horse to Win the Grand National
The Lamb was the first grey horse to win the Aintree Grand National.
He was actually a full horse - a stallion (I suppose it made him jump a bit higher) and stood little higher than 15 hands in height.
The Lamb Race Record
He was actually a full horse - a stallion (I suppose it made him jump a bit higher) and stood little higher than 15 hands in height.
The Lamb Race Record
| Date | Course | Race | Distance | Value | Weight | Jockey | Price | Place |
| 1866-67 | ||||||||
| Apr 25 1867 | Punchestown | Kildare Hunt Plate | 3m 4f | £285 | 10.7 | Murphy | No Prices | won |
| May 15 1867 | Mullacurry | County Louth Stakes | 3m 2f | £165 | 11.7 | Mr Long | No Prices | unpl |
| May 16 1867 | Mullacurry | Ardee Plate Handicap | 2m 6f | £100 | 10.12 | Mr Long | No Prices | 4th |
| 1867-68 | ||||||||
| Nov 7 1867 | Liverpool | Handicap Plate | 3m | 100 sovs | 11.11 | Wynne | 100/8 | unpl |
| Nov 22 1867 | Warwick | Leamington Grand Annual H'cap Chase | 4m | £594 | 10.12 | Wynne | unquoted | unpl |
| Nov 27 1867 | Croydon | Grand Met Handicap Chase | 3m 4f | £670 | 10.5 | Wynne | 100/8 | unpl |
| Mar 4 1868 | Liverpool | Grand National | 4m 2f | £1,570 | 10.7 | Mr Edwards | 9/1 | won |
| Apr 3 1868 | Bedford | Grand National Handicap Chase | 4m | £840 | 12.1 | Mr Edwards | 6/1 | unpl |
| 1868-69 | ||||||||
| Dec 9 1868 | Kingsbury | Met Handicap Chase | 3m | £450 | 12.3 | Mr Edwards | 5/2f | 2nd |
| Mar 4 1869 | Liverpool | Grand Sefton Handicap Chase | 2m 6f | 300 sovs | 12.0 | Mr Edwards | unquoted | 4th |
| 1869-70 | Did Not Run | |||||||
| 1870-71 | ||||||||
| Mar 21 1871 | Liverpool | Grand National | 4m 4f | £1,665 | 11.5 | Mr Thomas | 11/2 | won |
| 1871-72 | ||||||||
| Mar 21 1872 | Liverpool | Grand National | 4m 4f | £1,455 | 12.7 | Mr Thomas | 100/8 | 4th |
| Apr 5 1872 | Abergavenny | Abergavenny Open Chase | 3m 4f | £190 | 12.10 | Mr Thomas | 5/6f | unpl |
| Apr 19 1872 | Emsworth | South Hampshire Open Chase | 3m | £60 | 13.0 | Mr Crawshaw | 7/4 | won |
| Sept 1872 | Baden-Baden | Grosser Preis | Count Esterhazy | pu |