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Cleveland Browns Regular Season Schedule and Results 2007

Date	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Stadium
09/09/2007	Cleveland Browns	7 - 34	Pittsburgh Steelers	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
09/16/2007	Cleveland Browns	51 - 45	Cincinnati Bengals	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
09/23/2007	Oakland Raiders	26 - 24	Cleveland Browns	McAfee Coliseum Oakland CA
09/30/2007	Cleveland Browns	27 - 13	Baltimore Ravens	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
10/07/2007	New England Patriots	34 - 17	Cleveland Browns	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
10/14/2007	Cleveland Browns	41 - 31	Miami Dolphins	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
10/21/2007	Bye Week
10/28/2007	St Louis Rams	20 - 27	Cleveland Browns	Edward Jones Dome Saint Louis MO
11/04/2007	Cleveland Browns	33 - 30	Seattle Seahawks	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
11/11/2007	Pittsburgh Steelers	31 - 28	Cleveland Browns	Heinz Field Pittsburgh PA
11/18/2007	Baltimore Ravens	30 - 33	Cleveland Browns	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
11/25/2007	Cleveland Browns	27 - 17	Houston Texans	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
12/02/2007	Arizona Cardinals	27 - 21	Cleveland Browns	University of Phoenix Stadium Glendale AZ
12/09/2007	New York Jets	18 - 24	Cleveland Browns	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
12/16/2007	Cleveland Browns	8 - 0	Buffalo Bills	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
12/23/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	19 - 14	Cleveland Browns	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
12/30/2007	Cleveland Browns	20 - 7	San Francisco 49ers	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH

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1960 European Cup Final

Real Madrid 7 - 3 Eintracht Frankfurt

Played at Hampden Park Glasgow on 18 May 1960

Real Madrid
Dominquez, Marquitos, Pachin,Vidal, Santamaria, Zarraga, Canario, Del Sol, Di Stefano (Scored 3), Puskas (Scored 4 including 1 penalty), Gento

Eintracht Frankfurt
Loy, Lutz, Hoefer, Weilbacher, Eigenbrodt, Stinka, Kress (Scored), Lindner, Stein (Scored 2), Pfaff, Meier

Referee John Mowat

Attendance: 135000

Cincinnati Bengals Regular Season Schedule and Results 2007

Date	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Stadium
09/10/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	27 - 20	Baltimore Ravens	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
09/16/2007	Cleveland Browns	51 - 45	Cincinnati Bengals	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
09/23/2007	Seattle Seahawks	24 - 21	Cincinnati Bengals	Qwest Field Seattle WA
10/01/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	13 - 34	New England Patriots	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
10/08/2007	Bye Week
10/14/2007	Kansas City Chiefs	27 - 20	Cincinnati Bengals	Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City MO
10/21/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	38 - 31	New York Jets	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
10/28/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	13 - 24	Pittsburgh Steelers	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
11/04/2007	Buffalo Bills	33 - 21	Cincinnati Bengals	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
11/11/2007	Baltimore Ravens	7 - 21	Cincinnati Bengals	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
11/18/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	27 -35	Arizona Cardinals	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
11/25/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	35 - 6	Tennessee Titans	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
12/02/2007	Pittsburgh Steelers	24 - 10	Cincinnati Bengals	Heinz Field Pittsburgh PA
12/09/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	19 - 10	St Louis Rams	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
12/15/2007	San Francisco 49ers	20 - 13	Cincinnati Bengals	Monster Park San Francisco CA
12/23/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	19 - 14	Cleveland Browns	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
12/30/2007	Miami Dolphins	25 - 38	Cincinnati Bengals	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL

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Baltimore Ravens Regular Season Schedule and Results 2007

Date	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Stadium
09/10/2007	Cincinnati Bengals	27 - 20	Baltimore Ravens	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
09/16/2007	Baltimore Ravens	20 - 13	New York Jets	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
09/23/2007	Baltimore Ravens	26 - 23	Arizona Cardinals	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
09/30/2007	Cleveland Browns	27 - 13	Baltimore Ravens	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
10/07/2007	San Francisco 49ers	7 - 9	Baltimore Ravens	Monster Park San Francisco CA
10/14/2007	Baltimore Ravens	22 - 3	St Louis Rams	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
10/21/2007	Buffalo Bills	19 - 14	Baltimore Ravens	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
10/28/2007	Bye Week
11/05/2007	Pittsburgh Steelers	38 - 7	Baltimore Ravens	Heinz Field Pittsburgh PA
11/11/2007	Baltimore Ravens	7 - 21	Cincinnati Bengals	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
11/18/2007	Baltimore Ravens	30 - 33	Cleveland Browns	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
11/25/2007	San Diego Chargers	32 - 14	Baltimore Ravens	Qualcomm Stadium San Diego CA
12/03/2007	Baltimore Ravens	24 - 27	New England Patriots	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
12/09/2007	Baltimore Ravens	20 - 44	Indianapolis Colts	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
12/16/2007	Miami Dolphins	22 - 16	Baltimore Ravens	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL
12/23/2007	Seattle Seahawks	27 - 6	Baltimore Ravens	Qwest Field Seattle WA
12/30/2007	Baltimore Ravens	27 - 21	Pittsburgh Steelers	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD

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On 28 September 1996 Frankie Dettori rode all seven winners at Ascot

Cumberland Lodge Stakes
1st Wall Street I (USA)

Racal Diadem Stakes
1st Diffident (FR)

Queen Elizabeth II Stakes
1st Mark Of Esteem (IRE)

Tote Festival Handicap
1st Decorated Hero

Rosemary Rated Stakes Handicap
1st Fatefully (USA)

Blue Seal Conditions Stakes
1st Lochangel

Gordon Carter Handicap
1st Fujiyama Crest (IRE)

Miami Dolphins Regular Season Schedule and Results 2007

Date	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Stadium
09/09/2007	Washington Redskins	16 - 13	Miami Dolphins	FedEx Field Hyattsville MD
09/16/2007	Miami Dolphins	20 - 37	Dallas Cowboys	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL
09/23/2007	New York Jets	31 - 28	Miami Dolphins	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
09/30/2007	Miami Dolphins	17 - 35	Oakland Raiders	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL
10/07/2007	Houston Texans	22 -19	Miami Dolphins	Reliant Stadium Houston TX
10/14/2007	Cleveland Browns	41 - 31	Miami Dolphins	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
10/21/2007	Miami Dolphins	28 - 49	New England Patriots	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL
10/28/2007	Miami Dolphins	10 - 13	New York Giants	Wembley Stadium London England
11/04/2007	Bye Week
11/11/2007	Miami Dolphins	10 - 13	Buffalo Bills	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL
11/18/2007	Philadelphia Eagles	17 - 7	Miami Dolphins	Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia PA
11/26/2007	Pittsburgh Steelers	3 - 0	Miami Dolphins	Heinz Field Pittsburgh PA
12/02/2007	Miami Dolphins	13 - 40	New York Jets	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL
12/09/2007	Buffalo Bills	38 - 17	Miami Dolphins	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
12/16/2007	Miami Dolphins	22 - 16	Baltimore Ravens	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL
12/23/2007	New England Patriots	28 - 7	Miami Dolphins	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
12/30/2007	Miami Dolphins	25 - 38	Cincinnati Bengals	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL

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Buffalo Bills Regular Season Schedule and Results 2007

Date	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Stadium
09/09/07	Buffalo Bills	14 - 15	Denver Broncos	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
09/16/07	Pittsburgh Steelers	26 - 3	Buffalo Bills	Heinz Field Pittsburgh PA
09/23/07	New England Patriots	38 - 7	Buffalo Bills	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
09/30/07	Buffalo Bills	17 - 14	New York Jets	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
10/08/07	Buffalo Bills	24 - 25	Dallas Cowboys	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
10/14/07	Bye Week
10/21/07	Buffalo Bills	19 - 14	Baltimore Ravens	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
10/28/07	New York Jets	3 - 13	Buffalo Bills	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
11/04/07	Buffalo Bills	33 - 21	Cincinnati Bengals	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
11/11/07	Miami Dolphins	10 - 13	Buffalo Bills	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL
11/18/07	Buffalo Bills	10 - 56	New England Patriots	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
11/25/07	Jacksonville Jaguars	36 - 14	Buffalo Bills	Jacksonville Municipal Stadium Jacksonville FL
12/02/07	Washington Redskins	16 - 17	Buffalo Bills	FedEx Field Hyattsville MD
12/09/07	Buffalo Bills	38 - 17	Miami Dolphins	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
12/16/07	Cleveland Browns	8 - 0	Buffalo Bills	Cleveland Browns Stadium Cleveland OH
12/23/07	Buffalo Bills	21 - 38	New York Giants	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
12/30/07	Philadelphia Eagles	17 - 9	Buffalo Bills	Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia PA

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Pittsburgh Steelers Regular Season Schedule 1978

Week 1 September 3 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers Won at Buffalo Bills 28-17
Week 2 September 10 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers beat Seattle Seahawks 21-10
Week 3 September 17 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers Won at Cincinnati Bengals 28-3
Week 4 September 24 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers beat Cleveland Browns 15-9
Week 5 October 1 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers Won at New York Jets 28-17
Week 6 October 8 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers beat Atlanta Falcons 31-7
Week 7 October 15 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers won at Cleveland Browns 34-14
Week 8 October 23 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers lost to Houston Oilers 17-24
Week 9 October 29 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers beat Kansas City Chiefs 27-24
Week 10 November 5 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers beat New Orleans Saints 20-14
Week 11 November 12 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers lost at Los Angeles Rams 7-10
Week 12 November 19 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers beat Cincinnati Bengals 7-6
Week 13 November 27 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers won at San Francisco 49ers 24-7
Week 14 December 3 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers won at Houston Oilers 13-3
Week 15 December 9 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers beat Baltimore Colts 35-13
Week 16 December 16 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers won at Denver Broncos 21-17

Pittsburgh Steelers Post-Season Schedule 1978

Divisional Playoffs December 30 1978 beat Denver Broncos 33-10
Conference Championship January 7 1979 beat Houston Oilers 34-5
Superbowl XIII at Miami Florida Jan 21 1979 beat Dallas Cowboys 35-31

1959 European Cup Final

Real Madrid 2 - 0 Stade de Reims

Played at Gottlieb-Daimler, Stuttgart on 2 June 1959

Real Madrid
Dominquez, Marquitos, Zarraga, Santisteban, Santamaria, Ruiz, Kopa, Mateos (Scored), Di Stefano (Scored), Rial, Gento

Stade de Reims
Colonna, Rodzik, Giraudo, Penverne, Jonquet, Leblond, Lamartine, Bliard, Fontaine, Piantoni, Vincent

Referee Albert Dusch

Attendance: 80000

Lammtarra
Chestnut Horse Born 1992
Owned by Saeed Maktoum Al Maktoum
Trained by A A Scott as a Two-Year-Old
Trained by Saeed Bin Suroor as a Three-Year-Old
Bred by Gainsborough Farm Inc

Lammtarra Pedigree

Nijinsky II	Northern Dancer	Nearctic	Nearco
			Lady Angela
		Natalma	Native Dancer
			Almahmoud
	Flaming Page	Bull Page	Bull Lea
			Our Page
		Flaring Top
			Menow
			Flaming Top
Snow Bride	Blushing Groom	Red God	Nasrullah
			Spring Run
		Runaway Bride	Wild Risk
			Aimee
	Awaasif	Snow Knight	Firestreak
			Snow Blossom
		Royal Statute	Northern Dancer
			Queens Statute

Lammtarra Race Record
Raced 4 Won 4

Date	Course	Race	Distance	Value	Jockey	Price	Place
1994
Aug 12	Newbury	Aristo Washington Singer Stakes	7f	£8,773	WR Swinburn	3/1	Won
1995
June 10	Epsom	Vodafone Derby Stakes	1m 4f	£504,500	WR Swinburn	14/1	Won
July 22	Ascot	King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes	1m 4f	£278,760	L Dettori	9/4f	Won
Oct 1	Longchamp	Forte Prix de L'arc de Triomphe	1m 4f	£479,042	L Dettori	21/10	Won

prix de l'arc de triomphe 1995

LONGCHAMP 1st October 1995
Very Soft

Forte Prix de L'arc de Triomphe Group 1 3yo+
Winner £479,042.00, Second £191,617.00, Third £95,808.00, Fourth £47,904.00
1 mile 4 furlongs

1st Lammtarra Saeed Bin Suroor 3-8-11 L Dettori 21/10
2nd Freedom Cry A Fabre 4-9-5 O Peslier 64/10
3rd Swain A Fabre 3-8-11 M J Kinane 22/10
4th Lando H Jentzsch 5-9-5 M Roberts 24/1
5th Pure Grain Sir Michael Stoute 3-8-8 J Reid 87/10
6th Carnegie A Fabre 4-9-5 T Jarnet 22/10
7th Partipral E Lellouche 6-9-5 G Guignard 67/1
8th Gunboat Diplomacy E Lellouche 4-9-5 D Boeuf 64/10
9th Carling Mme C Barande-Barbe 3-8-8 T Thulliez 54/10
10th Balanchine Saeed Bin Suroor 4-9-2 W R Swinburn 22/10
11th El Tenor A Spanu 3-8-11 b S Coerette 58/1
12th Tot Ou Tard S Wattel 5-9-5 E Saint-Martin 33/1
13th Luso C E Brittain 3-8-11 C Asmussen 22/1
14th Strategic Choice P F I Cole 4-9-5 T Quinn 21/1
15th El Sembrador J L Palacios 4-9-4 G Sena 23/1
16th Sunrise Song F Doumen 4-9-2 G Mosse 43/1

Distances ¾ length, 2 lengths, 1½ lengths, 2½ lengths, ½ length, 1 length, 1 length, 8 lengths, short neck, 2 lengths, 3 lengths, 3 lengths, 2½ lengths, ½ length, 5 lengths

New York Jets Regular Season Schedule and Results 2007

Date	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Stadium
09/09/07	New York Jets	14 - 38	New England Patriots	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
09/16/07	Baltimore Ravens	20 - 13	New York Jets	M&T Bank Stadium Baltimore MD
09/23/07	New York Jets	31 - 28	Miami Dolphins	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
09/30/07	Buffalo Bills	17 - 14	New York Jets	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park NY
10/07/07	New York Giants	35 - 24	New York Jets	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
10/14/07	New York Jets	9 - 16	Philadelphia Eagles	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
10/21/07	Cincinnati Bengals	38 - 31	New York Jets	Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati OH
10/28/07	New York Jets		Buffalo Bills	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
11/04/07	New York Jets	20 - 23	Washington Redskins	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
11/11/07	Bye Week
11/18/07	New York Jets	19 - 16	Pittsburgh Steelers	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
11/22/07	Dallas Cowboys	34 - 3	New York Jets	Texas Stadium Irving TX
12/02/07	Miami Dolphins	13 - 40	New York Jets	Dolphin Stadium Opa Locka FL
12/09/07	New York Jets	18 - 24	Cleveland Browns	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ
12/16/07	New England Patriots	20 - 10	New York Jets	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
12/23/07	Tennessee Titans	10 - 6	New York Jets	LP Field Nashville TN
12/30/07	New York Jets	13 - 10 (OT)	Kansas City Chiefs	Giants Stadium East Rutherford NJ

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The Masters Golf Tournament 1983
April 7 - 11
Due to heavy rain the final round was finished on the monday

Result of The 1983 Masters Golf Tournament

1 S. Ballesteros -8
Tied 2 B. Crenshaw -4
Tied 2 T. Kite -4
Tied 4 R. Floyd -3
Tied 4 T. Watson -3
Tied 6 H. Irwin -2
Tied 6 C. Stadler -2
Tied 8 G. Morgan -1
Tied 8 D. Pohl -1
Tied 8 L. Wadkins -1
11 S. Simpson E
Tied 12 G. Archer +1
Tied 12 W. Levi +1
Tied 12 J. Miller +1
Tied 12 J. Snead +1
Tied 16 K. Fergus +2
Tied 16 T. Nakajima +2
Tied 16 J. Renner +2
19 I. Aoki +3
Tied 20 N. Faldo +4
Tied 20 M. Hayes +4
Tied 20 P. Jacobsen +4
Tied 20 P. Oosterhuis +4
Tied 20 L. Trevino +4
Tied 20 T. Weiskopf +4
Tied 20 F. Zoeller +4
Tied 27 J. Haas +5
Tied 27 S. Hoch +5
Tied 27 H. Sutton +5
Tied 30 G. Norman +6
Tied 30 A. North +6
Tied 32 C. Beck +7
Tied 32 F. Couples +7
Tied 32 G. Hallberg +7
Tied 32 P. Stewart +7
Tied 36 C. Coody +8
Tied 36 D. Edwards +8
Tied 36 Y. Hagawa +8
Tied 36 A. Palmer +8
Tied 40 J. Hallet +9
Tied 40 J. Mahaffey +9
Tied 42 B. Lietzke +10
Tied 42 J. Mudd +10
Tied 44 B. Gilder +11
Tied 44 M. Nicolette +11
46 D. Graham +12
47 G. Brewer Jr. +13
48 B. Shearer +17
49 C. Peete +21

Missed Cut
Casper Jr.
R. Fehr
L. Lott
S. Lyle
L. Nelson
E. Sneed
B. Clampett
C. Strange
G. Burns III
B. Devlin
T. Norris
B. Rogers
T. Aaron
M. Hatalsky
G. Player
J. Simons
D. Tolley
A. Bean
M. Hsieh
M. Thompson
G. Koch
R. Lewis Jr.
R. Sigel
B. Goalby
L. Rinker
J. Holtgrieve
J. Schroeder
A. Wall Jr.
N. Crosby
P. Ploujoux

Withdrew J. Nicklaus
Withdrew S. Snead
Withdrew D. Ford

New England Patriots Regular Season Schedule and Results 2007

Date	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Stadium
Sep 9 2007	New York Jets	14 - 38	New England Patriots	Giants Stadium, East Rutherford NJ
Sep 16 2007	New England Patriots	38 - 14	San Diego Chargers	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
Sep 23, 2007	New England Patriots	38 - 7	Buffalo Bills	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
Oct 1 2007	Cincinnati Bengals	13 - 34	New England Patriots	Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati OH
Oct 7 2007	New England Patriots	34 - 17	Cleveland Browns	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
Oct 14, 2007	Dallas Cowboys	27 - 48	New England Patriots	Texas Stadium, Irving TX
Oct 21 2007	Miami Dolphins	28 - 49	New England Patriots	Dolphin Stadium, Opa Locka FL
Oct 28 2007	New England Patriots	52 - 7	Washington Redskins	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
Nov 4 2007	Indianapolis Colts	20 - 24	New England Patriots	RCA Dome Indianapolis IN
Nov 11 2007	Bye Week
Nov 18 2007	Buffalo Bills	10 - 56	New England Patriots	Ralph Wilson Stadium, Orchard Park NY
Nov 25 2007	New England Patriots	31 - 28	Philadelphia Eagles	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
Dec 3 2007	Baltimore Ravens	24 - 27	New England Patriots	M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore MD
Dec 9 2007	New England Patriots	34 - 13	Pittsburgh Steelers	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
Dec 16, 2007	New England Patriots	20 - 10	New York Jets	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
Dec 23 2007	New England Patriots	28 - 7	Miami Dolphins	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
Dec 29 2007	New York Giants	35 - 38	New England Patriots	Giants Stadium, East Rutherford NJ
	Postseason
1/12/2008	New England Patriots	31 - 20	Jacksonville Jaguars	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA
1/20/2008	New England Patriots	21 - 12	San Diego Chargers	Gillette Stadium Foxboro MA

Super Bowl XLII

Date	Winner	Score	Loser	Stadium
2/3/2008	New York Giants	17 - 14	New England Patriots	University of Phoenix Stadium Glendale Arizona

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

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

Schweppes Gold Trophy Handicap Hurdle

Captain Ryan Price won the Schweppes Gold Trophy Handicap Hurdle at Newbury four times out of the first five runnings of the race. His winners were Rosyth (1963, 1964), Le Vermontois (1966) and Hill House (1967). All four winners were ridden by Josh Gifford.

In 1987 the race was re-named the Tote Gold Trophy and Neblin won the first running of the new race.

The race became the totesport Trophy in 2005 and was won by Essex (IRE)

Back in the early days of the Nissan Open Golf Tournament the event was known as the Los Angeles Open.

When the Los Angeles Open was played at the Riviera Country Club in California (which is it's current home) in 1929 it made history by becoming the first golf tournament ever to be broadcast on radio.

George Spencer, father of the 2005 Champion Flat Jockey Jamie Spencer owned and trained 1963 Cheltenham Champion Hurdle winner Winning Fair ridden by Mr Alan Lillingston at odds of 100/9

Sir Stanley Matthews (the first footballer to be knighted) professional career lasted 34 years

Stanley Matthews retired in 1965 at the age of 50

Stanley Matthews made nearly 700 League appearances for Stoke City and Blackpool and played for England 56 times

1955 Cleveland Browns

Regular Season
Week 1 September 25th Cleveland Browns Lost 27-17 against Washington Redskins

Week 2 October 2nd Cleveland Browns Won 38-3 at San Francisco 49ers

Week 3 October 8th Cleveland Browns Won 21-17 against Philadelphia Eagles

Week 4 October 16th Cleveland Browns Won 24-14 at Washington Redskins

Week 5 October 23rd Cleveland Browns Won 41-10 against Green Bay Packers

Week 6 October 30th Cleveland Browns Won 26-20 at Chicago Cardinals

Week 7 November 6th Cleveland Browns Won 24-14 against New York Giants

Week 8 November 13th Cleveland Browns Lost 33-17 at Philadelphia Eagles

Week 9 November 20th Cleveland Browns Won 41-14 against Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 10 November 27th Cleveland Browns Tied 35-35 at New York Giants

Week 11 December 4th Cleveland Browns Won 30-7 at Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 12 December 11th Cleveland Browns Won 35-24 against Chicago Cardinals

Post Season
NFL Championship December 26th Cleveland Browns Won 38-14 against Los Angeles Rams

2 November 1940

The Cambridgeshire, Jockey Club Cup, Cheveley Park Stakes and Middle Park Stakes were held at Nottingham Racecourse for the only time in the races history. These races were all given the prefix "New".

1940 New Cambridgeshire winner was Caxton
1940 New Jockey Club Cup winner was Atout Maitre
1940 New Cheveley Park Stakes winner was a Umidwar filly (later called Keystone)
1940 New Middle Park Stakes winner was Hyacinthus

Anglo ridden by Tim Norman and trained by Fred Winter was the winner of the 1966 Grand National

Anglo had been sent to Fred Winter in 1965 when Captain Ryan Price's trainers licence was withdrawn. He had won a sequence of novice chases for the Captain during the 1964-65 season.

In the early part of the 1965-66 season whilst with Fred Winter Anglo was placed three times before running badly at Ascot on December 16. Fred decided to run him again the following day at Windsor over three miles and Anglo won comfortably.

Anglo started at 50/1 in the 1966 Grand National and after being given a trouble free race, hunting round on the inner and being sent on two from home, came home the winner by 20 lengths from Freddie.

Anglo only ever won one more race, a 3 mile 5 furlong chase at Worcester in March 1967 but in the National (of the same year) trailed behind and was pulled up after a circuit.

The horse became known as a bit of a "dog" and was only placed in a race once more at Lingfield Park in 1968. Soon after this race Anglo began to lose weight rapidly and as a result it was eventually decided to have him put down. A post-mortem carried out on Anglo showed that the horse had been living with a ruptured heart.

Sadly horses cannot tell you what is wrong with them or what may be hurting them.

David Beckham plays for the final 12 minutes as his new club LA Galaxy lose 1-0 to Chelsea

Among those in the crowd were Beckham's wife, Victoria, Californian Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and actors Katie Holmes, Eva Longoria, Jennifer Love Hewitt, John Hurt and Ray Winstone

Chelsea captain John Terry scored the only goal of the game just after half time

There was no British Open in 1871 due to the fact that in 1870 Tom Morris Jr. had won the Championship belt for the third time and so it became his permanent property and as a result there was no trophy to be awarded for the following year.

The Championship was revived in 1872 when the Prestwick Golf Club, Royal & Ancient Club and the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers together bought a Silver Claret Jug and along with a Gold Medal awarded these to the winner of the Open Championship. The Silver Jug had to be handed back as this now became a perpetual trophy. However the Silver Claret Jug was not presented to the winner at the 1872 Open as it was not completed in time. The trophy was engraved at a later date.

1991 Washington Redskins

Regular Season
Week 1 September 1 1991 Washington Redskins Won 45-0 against Detroit Lions

Week 2 September 9 1991 Washington Redskins Won 33-31 at Dallas Cowboys

Week 3 September 15 1991 Washington Redskins Won 34-0 against Phoenix Cardinals

Week 4 September 22 1991 Washington Redskins Won 34-27 at Cincinnati Bengals

Week 5 September 30 1991 Washington Redskins Won 23-0 against Philadelphia Eagles

Week 6 October 6 1991 Washington Redskins Won 20-7 at Chicago Bears

Week 7 October 13 1991 Washington Redskins Won 42-17 against Cleveland Browns

Week 8 Bye Week

Week 9 October 27 1991 Washington Redskins Won 17-13 at New York Giants

Week 10 November 3 1991 Washington Redskins Won 16-13 against Houston Oilers (OT)

Week 11 November 10 1991 Washington Redskins Won 56-17 against Atlanta Falcons

Week 12 November 17 1991 Washington Redskins Won 41-14 at Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 13 November 24 1991 Washington Redskins Lost 24-21 against Dallas Cowboys

Week 14 December 1 1991 Washington Redskins Won 27-6 at Los Angeles Rams

Week 15 December 8 1991 Washington Redskins Won 20-14 at Phoenix Cardinals

Week 16 December 15 1991 Washington Redskins Won 34-17 against New York Giants

Week 17 December 22 1991 Washington Redskins Lost 24-22 at Philadelphia Eagles

Post Season
Divisional Playoffs January 4 1992 Washington Redskins Won 24-7 against Atlanta Falcons

Conference Championship January 12 1992 Washington Redskins Won 41-10 against Detroit Lions

Superbowl January 26 1992 Washington Redskins Won 37-24 against Buffalo Bills at Minneapolis, MN

John Francome rode his 1036th winner at Fontwell Park on 28th May 1984 on Don't Touch, trained by John Jenkins

This broke Stan Mellor's record of being the winning-most jump jockey in the world

In all John Francome rode 1,138 winners from 5,072 rides

This record has since been passed, in turn, by Peter Scudamore on 1,687 winners, Richard Dunwoody on 1,699 winners and latterly AP McCoy who is still riding

Steve Cauthen drew a complete blank in the Breeders Cup. From just eight Breeders Cup rides 1985-1991 the nearest he came to a winner was a second place on the Australian horse Strawberry Road who was beaten a neck by Pat Eddery and Pebbles in the 1985 Turf Classic at Aqueduct.

2002 Mosconi Cup

Europe beat the USA 12 – 9 at the York Hall, Bethnal Green

European Team
Oliver Ortmann ( Germany ), Mika Immonen ( Finland ), Ralf Souquet ( Germany ), Nick van den Berg ( Holland ), Marcus Chamat ( Sweden ), Steve Davis ( UK )

USA Team
Johnny Archer, Nick Varner, Jeremy Jones, Corey Deuel, Earl Strickland, Charlie Williams

Atlantic City Race Course opened July 22 1946

Early investors in the race track included Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Harry James, Xavier Cugat and Sammy Kaye

Gene Sarazen and David Russell both recorded a hole-in-one at the 8th hole in the 1973 British Open at Troon, Scotland

Sgt. York, a standardbred (an American breed of trotting and pacing horses developed especially for harness racing by crossing Thoroughbreds with Morgans and other breeds) was selected to serve as the riderless horse that escorted the body of President Ronald Reagan at his State funeral, to the Capitol (the building in Washington, D.C., where the Congress of the United States meets) on June 11 2004.

Sgt. York a black gelding who was born on April 25th 1991, was a modest harness racehorse who used to run under the name of Allaboard Jules. He won five out of 23 races and $14,881 at Freehold Raceway, Yonkers Raceway and other tracks in the New York and New Jersey area's in the 1990's.

When his career as a harness racer ended in 1997, trainer David Brandwine approached Marie Dobrisky an employee of the New Jersey Racing Commission to see if she could help find the horse a job.
Marie Dobrisky's son, Sgt. Frank Dobrisky belonged to the Army unit in charge of funeral horses, the 3rd U.S. Infantry, Caisson Platoon. The horse was donated to the same Army unit at Fort Myer in Arlington, Virginia. Fort Myer is an Army base near Arlington National Cemetery.

The horse was re-named Sgt. York and became a caparisoned horse (decorated warhorse), which trails the caisson (gun carriage) without a rider as a tribute to a fallen hero.

West Australian the 1853 English Triple Crown winner was beaten first time out as a two year old in the Criterion Stakes at the Newmarket Houghton Meeting by Speed the Plough

1991 European Cup Winners Cup Final

Manchester United 2 - 1 Barcelona

Played at Rotterdam on 15 May 1991

Manchester United
Seale, Irwin, Blackmore, Bruce, Phelan, Pallister, Robson, Ince, McClair, Hughes (Scored 2), Sharpe

Barcelona
Busquets, Nando, Alesanco, Koeman (Scored), Ferrer, Bakero, Goicoechea, Eusebio, Salinas, Laudrup, Beguiristain

Substitute Pinilla replaced Alesanco

Referee Karlsson

Attendance: 42000

Northern Dancer

Born May 27 1961 - Died November 16 1990

In 1964 Northern Dancer ridden by Bill Hartack became the first Canadian bred winner of the Kentucky Derby

Northern Dancer Pedigree

Nearctic	Nearco	Pharos	Phalaris
			Scapa Flow
		Nogara	Havresac II
			Catnip
	Lady Angela	Hyperion	Gainsborough
			Selene
		Sister Sarah
			Abbots Trace
			Sarita
Natalma	Native Dancer	Polynesian	Unbreakable
			Black Polly
		Geisha	Discovery
			Miyako
	Almahmoud	Mahmoud	Blenheim
			Mah Mahal
		Arbitrator	Peace Chance
			Mother Goose

Northern Dancer Major Races Won

Kentucky Derby 1964
Preakness Stakes 1964
Queen's Plate 1964
Florida Derby 1964
Flamingo Stakes 1964
Blue Grass Stakes 1964
Carleton Stakes 1963
Coronation Futurity 1963

3rd in the Belmont Stakes 1964

1958 European Cup Final

Real Madrid 3 - 2 AC Milan (After Extra Time)

Played at Brussels on 28 May 1958

Real Madrid
Alonso, Atienza, Lesmes, Santisteban, Santamaria, Zarraga, Kopa, Joseito, Di Stefano (Scored), Rial (Scored), Gento (Scored)

AC Milan
Soldan, Fontana, Beraldo, Bergamaschi, Maldini, Radice, Danova, Liedholm, Schiaffino (Scored), Grillo (Scored), Cucchiaroni

Referee Alsteen

Attendance: 67000

1969 Princess of Wales's Stakes
Tuesday July 8th
Going Good
Race distance 1 mile 4 furlong
Winner £2,706

1st Harmony Hall W Carson
2nd John Knox J Gorton

2 Ran
Distance 5 lengths
Time 2 minutes 47 seconds

Trained by G Smyth, Lewes
Owned by Sir H Wernher
Bred by the Someries Stud

European Super Cup 2005 CSKA v Liverpool
Played on 26 August 2005 at Stade Louis II in Monaco

Liverpool 3 - 1 CSKA Moscow (After Extra Time)

Liverpool
Reina, Finnan, Hyypia, Riise, Luis Garcia (scored), Alonso, Hamann, Josemi, Morientes, Carragher, Zenden

Substitute Sinama Pongolle replaced Finnan after 55 minutes
Substitute Sissoko replaced Alonso after 71 minutes
Substitute Cisse (scored 2) replaced Riise after 79 minutes

Subs Not Used: Carson, Warnock

Booked: Zenden, Luis Garcia, Hyypia, Sinama Pongolle

CSKA Moscow
Akinfeev, Ignashevich, Alexei Berezutsky, Vasili Berezutsky, Ordia, Daniel Carvalho (scored), Vagner Love, Krasic, Zhirkov, Aldonin, Rahimic

Substitute Semberas replaced Zhirkov after 66 minutes
Substitute Dudu replaced Krasic after 85 minutes
Substitute Gusev replaced Ordia after 90 minutes

Subs Not Used: Mandrykin, Samodin

Booked: Rahimic

Ref: Rene Temmink (Holland)
Attendance: 17,000

Paddy Power Gold Cup Handicap Chase at Cheltenham 13 Nov 2004

Class A Grade 3 for 5yo+ Going Good
Over 2 miles 4 furlongs 110 yards and 15 fences
1st £63,800.00, 2nd £24,200.00, 3rd £12,100.00, 4th £5,500.00, 5th £2,750.00, 6th £1,650.00

1st Celestial Gold (IRE) M C Pipe 6 10-2 T J Murphy 12/1
2nd Thisthatandtother (IRE) P F Nicholls 8 10-12 R Walsh 13/2
3rd Monkerhostin (FR) P J Hobbs 7 10-0 1 A Dobbin 3/1F
4th Ollie Magern N A Twiston-Davies 6 10-12 C Llewellyn 8/1
5th It Takes Time (IRE) M C Pipe 10 10-9 J E Moore 25/1
6th Take The Stand (IRE) P Bowen 8 11-7 S Durack 25/1
7th Tikram G L Moore 7 10-11 L Aspell 10/1
8th Ground Ball (IRE) C F Swan 7 10-6 R Thornton 14/1
9th Le Duc (FR) P F Nicholls 5 10-2 J Tizzard 20/1
10th Kelrev (FR) Miss Venetia Williams 6 9-12 S Thomas(3) 14/1
11th Fondmort (FR) N J Henderson 8 11-12 M A Fitzgerald 9/1
Pulled Up Better Days (IRE) Mrs S J Smith 8 10-0 4 D Elsworth 25/1
Fell Farmer Jack P J Hobbs 8 11-8 P Flynn 11/1
PU Colca Canyon (IRE) Mrs John Harrington 7 10-13 B J Geraghty 20/1

Distances 1¾ lengths, 5 lengths, 2½ lengths

14 ran TIME 5 minutes 4.20 seconds slow by 4.20 seconds
1st OWNER: D A Johnson BRED: P Downes TRAINER: M C Pipe
2nd OWNER: C G Roach
3rd OWNER: M G St Quinton

THE CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL 2005
231,000 people attended during the Cheltenham Festival week including non-paying visitors such as members, owners and trainers

TUESDAY MARCH 15 2005
55,184

WEDNESDAY MARCH 16 2005
54,850 people attended

THURSDAY MARCH 17 2005
54,817 people attended

FRIDAY MARCH 18 2005
66,767 people attended

Barry Hills Racehorse Trainer

Address
Wetherdown House, Lambourn, Hungerford, Berkshire RG17 8UB

Telephone Number 01488 71548

Fax Number 01488 72823

Barry Hills Racing Stable on the Map

Pablo Martin-Benavides became the first amateur to win a European Golf Tour event when winning the Estoril Open de Portugal at Oitavos Golfe, Quinta da Marinha, Portugal on 1 April 2007

My first job when I left school was working for David Nicholson the racehorse trainer as a stable lad. The date I started with him was September 10th 1984.

The first horses I looked after were Golden Raider, Lawnswood Miss and The Shiner

None of them did much good that season in their races for "The Duke". The yard was full of some sort of virus and we only had 17 winners. Quite a drop from the 64 winners the season before. There were many good horses in the yard at that time including Very Promising, Gambir, Goldspun, Voice of Progress, Charter Party, French Union and Connaught River. They were so out of sorts that season 1984/85 and it was quite a harsh Winter into the bargain. I remember the snow drifts used to fill the Cotswold lanes around the yard and we would just walk, trot and hack around the fields. Nicholson was a master at keeping his horses going in bad weather. They always seemed to come out as fit as anybody's horses after a hold-up due to the weather. I believe that in the Spring of 1985 Nicholson's horses probably ran as good as they had all season - Connaught River 2nd at the Cheltenham Festival and Goldspun 3rd in the Stayer Hurdle.

Still, it was a poor season and one or two horses left the yard. One of those horses was a horse that I looked after Golden Raider who went to Martin Pipe. Golden Raider after unplaced runs at Bangor, Doncaster and Huntingdon for us won for Pipe at Ludlow in 1985 and in the process became Pipe's 50th winner of the season. It was the first time that Pipe had trained fifty winners in a season and a unique fact about that first fifty for him was that they had all been over hurdles.

Actually, The Shiner another horse I looked after left half-way through the season and went to David Murray Smith and he won a couple of staying hurdles but I wasn't sad to see the back of him as I will never forget he bit me right in the middle of my back when I was mucking him out one morning and it didn't half make my eyes water.

Bank of Scotland Scottish Premier Football League Table 25 December 2006

Position	Team	Played	Goal Difference	Points
1	Celtic	20	24	51
2	Rangers	20	13	35
3	Aberdeen	20	9	34
4	Hearts	20	8	30
5	Hibernian	20	13	29
6	Kilmarnock	20	-3	29
7	Falkirk	20	-3	24
8	Dundee Utd	20	-12	23
9	Inverness CT	20	-7	21
10	Motherwell	20	-11	21
11	St Mirren	20	-11	19
12	Dunfermline	20	-20	14

1936 Royal Ascot Results

First Day Tuesday June 16
Going Good

1.30 Prince of Wales's Stakes
£2,885 1 mile 5 furlong
1 Valerian T Weston
2 Sind G Richards
3 Plaster Cast J Sirett
Trained by J Lawson
13 ran

2.30 Ascot Stakes (Handicap)
£2,200 2 mile
1 Boldnor K Robertson
2 Coup de Roi E Smith
3 Blue Girl W Nevett
4 Apple Peel W Rickaby
Trained by H Leader
34 ran

3.00 Coventry Stakes
£2,740 5 furlong
1 Early School R Dick
2 Hesperus S Wragg
3 Solfo T Lowrey
Trained by J Lawson
18 ran

3.30 Gold Vase
£2,150 2 mile
1 Rondo P Maher
2 Fearless Fox E Smith
3 Bel Aethel S Donoghue
4 Bobsleigh R Perryman
Trained by F Pratt
17 ran

4.00 Queen Mary Stakes
£3,330 5 furlong
1 Night Song P Beasley
2 Fourth Floor T Lowrey
3 Catherinette C Elliott
Trained by C Boyd-Rochfort
35 ran

4.30 Queen Anne Stakes
£1,540 7 furlong 155 yards
1 Hindoo Holiday D Smith
2 Caymanas R Perryman
3 Young England C Richards
Trained by Frank Butters
11 ran

5.00 St James's Palace Stakes
£3,750 1 mile
1 Rhodes Scholar R Dick
2 Mahmoud C Smirke
3 Daytona E Smith
Trained by J Lawson
5 ran

Second Day Wednesday June 17
Going Good

1.30 Churchill Stakes
£1,425 2 miles
1 Listoi W Nevett
2 Santorin P Beasley
3 Pry II H Wragg
Trained by M Peacock
6 ran

2.30 Royal Hunt Cup (Handicap)
£2,865 7 furlong 155 yards
1 Guinea Gap R A Jones
2 Voltus T Barber
3 Rosecrag E Smith
4 Gunboat F Fox
Trained by H Cottrill
31 ran

3.00 Chesham Stakes
£2,155 5 furlong
1 Fair Copy R Perryman
2 Daring Duchess G Richards
3 Ali Pasha C Smirke
Trained by C Leader
21 ran

3.30 King Edward VII Stakes
£2,605 1 mile 4 furlong
1 Precipitation P Beasley
2 Esquemeling G Bezant
3 Pizarro G Richards
Trained by C Boyd-Rochfort
10 ran

4.00 Coronation Stakes
£5,200 1 mile
1 Traffic Light R Dick
2 Ferrybridge G Richards
3 Barrowby Gem P Beasley
Trained by J Lawson
18 ran

4.30 Fern Hill Stakes
£1,500 5 furlong
1 Ipsden S Wragg
2 Wyndham C Smirke
3 Crosspatch T Lowrey
Trained by O Bell
12 ran

5.00 Bessborough Stakes (Handicap)
£1,565 1 mile 4 furlong
1 Cariff W Nevett
2 Carlino B Lynch
3 Gamesmaster Harry Foster
4 The Font S Donoghue
Trained by M Peacock
22 ran

Third Day Thursday June 18
Going Good

1.30 Ribblesdale Stakes
£1,925 1 mile
1 Can-Can P Evans
2 William of Valence B Carslake
3 Rippon Tor F Fox
Trained by G Barling
11 ran

2.30 Gold Cup
£6,700 2 mile 4 furlongs
1 Quashed R Perryman
2 Omaha P Beasley
3 Bokbul C Elliott
Trained by C Leader
9 ran

3.00 Granville Stakes
£1,580 5 furlong
1 Constellate H Wragg
2 Swift Arrow J Marshall
3 Nakomis B Carslake
Trained by O Bell
10 ran

3.30 Rous Memorial Stakes
£1,060 7 furlong 155 yards
1 Fair Trial G Richards
2 Jubie J Sirett
3 Joshua S Donoghue
Trained by F Darling
4 ran

4.00 New Stakes
£2,990 5 furlong
1 Le Grand Duc C Smirke
2 Foray P Beasley
3 Mormond Hill J Marshall
Trained by Frank Butters
19 ran

4.30 Waterford Stakes
£2,410 1 mile
1 Fairey R Perryman
2 Taj Akbar C Smirke
3 Squadron Castle R A Jones
Trained by W Jarvis
9 ran

5.00 Cork and Orrery All-Aged Stakes
£1,360 6 furlong
1 Bellacose P Beasley
2 Makila C Smirke
3 Gynerium R Perryman
Trained by R J Colling
10 ran

Fourth Day Friday June 19
Going Good

1.30 Jersey Stakes
£1,775 7 furlong 155 yards
1 Thankerton H Wragg
2 Veuve Clicquot E Smith
3 Corpach J Sirett
Trained by G Armstrong
8 ran

2.30 Britannia Stakes (Handicap)
£1,985 7 furlong 155 yards
1 Edgehill E Smith
2 Silversol E Nevett
3 Mr Jorkens J Sirett
4 Stormpetal S Middleton
Trained by J Jarvis
26 ran

3.00 Hardwicke Stakes
£3,270 1 mile 4 furlong
1 Corrida C Elliott
2 His Grace G Richards
3 Monument M Beary
Trained by J Watts
11 ran

3.30 Windsor Castle Stakes
£1,360 5 furlong
1 The Hour E Smith
2 Carissa S Donoghue
3 Member B Carslake
Trained by J Jarvis
23 ran

4.00 Wokingham Stakes (Handicap)
£1,640 6 furlong
1 Cora Deans S Donoghue
2 Solerina P Maher
3 King's Gap T Weston
4 Laureat II S Middleton
Trained by B Jarvis
26 ran

4.30 Queen Alexandra Stakes
£1,740 2 mile 6 furlong 75 yards
1 Cecil T Weston
2 Fairbairn G Richards
3 Enfield P Beasley
Trained by J Lawson
9 ran

5.00 King's Stand Stakes
£1,340 5 furlong
1 Sweet Polly G Richards
2 Rosemary's Pet B Carslake
3 Limac S Donoghue
Trained by L Cundell
10 ran

1973 Miami Dolphins

Regular Season

Week 1 September 16 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 21 - 13 versus San Francisco 49ers

Week 2 September 23 1973
Miami Dolphins Lost 12 - 7 at Oakland Raiders

Week 3 September 30 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 44 - 23 versus New England Patriots

Week 4 October 7 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 31 - 3 versus New York Jets

Week 5 October 15 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 17 - 9 at Cleveland Browns

Week 6 October 21 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 27 - 6 versus Buffalo Bills

Week 7 October 28 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 30 - 14 at New England Patriots

Week 8 November 4 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 24 - 14 at New York Jets

Week 9 November 11 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 44 - 0 versus Baltimore Colts

Week 10 November 18 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 17 - 0 at Buffalo Bills

Week 11 November 22 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 14 - 7 at Dallas Cowboys

Week 12 December 3 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 30 - 26 versus Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 13 December 9 1973
Miami Dolphins Lost 16 - 3 at Baltimore Colts

Week 14 December 15 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 34 - 7 versus Detroit Lions

Post Season

AFC Divisional Playoffs December 23 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 34 - 16 versus Cincinnati Bengals

AFC Conference Championship December 30 1973
Miami Dolphins Won 27 - 10 versus Oakland Raiders

Superbowl VIII January 13 1974
Miami Dolphins Won 24 - 7 versus Minnesota Vikings at Houston, TX

Sir Michael Stoute the Champion Trainer on the Flat in 2006 was born in Barbados where his father was Commissioner of Police

Paul Nicholls is the son of a policeman and rode 130 winners in his career as a professional jump jockey, including two Hennessy Gold Cups at Newbury and a Welsh Grand National at Chepstow

The first professional footballer signed by Leicester Fosse was Harry Webb from Stafford Rangers

Webb signed for the "foxes" in 1888 for two shillings and sixpence (12p these days) a week - plus travelling expenses!

Clive Brittain Racehorse Trainer

Address
Carlburg, 49 Bury Road, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 7BY

Telephone Number 01638 664347

Fax Number 01638 661744

Clive Brittain Racing Stable on the Map

1983 Scottish Cup Final

Aberdeen 1 - 0 Rangers (After Extra Time)

Played on 21-05-1983

Aberdeen
Leighton, Rougvie, McMaster, Cooper, McLeish, Miller, Strachan, Simpson, McGhee, Black (Goal), Weir

Substitute Watson replaced Rougvie in the 59 minute
Substitute Hewitt replaced Weir in the 75 minute

Rangers
McCloy, Dawson, McLelland, McPherson, Paterson, Bett, Cooper, Mckinnon, Clark, Russell, McDonald

Substitute Dalziel replaced McDonald in the 90 minute
Substitute Davies replaced Cooper in the 106 minute

Attendance: 62,979

Barclays English Premier League Football Table Standings 25 December 2006

Position	Team	Played	Goal Difference	Points
1	Man Utd	19	31	47
2	Chelsea	19	20	45
3	Liverpool	19	13	34
4	Arsenal	19	18	33
5	Bolton	19	7	33
6	Portsmouth	19	11	32
7	Tottenham	19	-2	28
8	Everton	19	4	27
9	Reading	19	-5	26
10	Aston Villa	19	0	25
11	Newcastle	19	-1	25
12	Fulham	19	-10	24
13	Wigan	19	-4	22
14	Middlesbrough	19	-7	20
15	Man City	19	-9	20
16	Sheff Utd	19	-10	20
17	Blackburn	18	-10	19
18	West Ham	19	-13	18
19	Charlton	19	-20	12
20	Watford	18	-13	11

Motivator owned by Terry Ramsden, trained by Mick Ryan and ridden by Graham McCourt won the Coral Golden Hurdle Final at the 1986 Cheltenham Festival

1990 Seattle Seahawks

Seattle Seahawks 1990 Results Game by Game

Regular Season
Week 1 September 9 Seattle Seahawks Lost 0-17 at Chicago Bears
Week 2 September 16 Seattle Seahawks Lost 13-17 against Los Angeles Raiders
Week 3 September 23 Seattle Seahawks Lost 31-34 at Denver Broncos (OT)
Week 4 October 1 Seattle Seahawks Won 31-16 against Cincinnati Bengals
Week 5 October 7 Seattle Seahawks Won 33-20 at New England Patriots
Week 6 October 14 Seattle Seahawks Lost 17-24 at Los Angeles Raiders
Week 7 October 21 Seattle Seahawks Won 19-7 against Kansas City Chiefs
Week 8 Bye Week
Week 9 November 4 Seattle Seahawks Lost 14-31 against San Diego Chargers
Week 10 November 11 Seattle Seahawks Won 17-16 at Kansas City Chiefs
Week 11 November 18 Seattle Seahawks Lost 21-24 against Minnesota Vikings
Week 12 November 25 Seattle Seahawks Won 13-10 at San Diego Chargers (OT)
Week 13 December 2 Seattle Seahawks Won 13-10 against Houston Oilers (OT)
Week 14 December 9 Seattle Seahawks Won 20-14 at Green Bay Packers
Week 15 December 16 Seattle Seahawks Lost 17-24 at Miami Dolphins
Week 16 December 23 Seattle Seahawks Won 17-12 against Denver Broncos
Week 17 December 30 Seattle Seahawks Won 30-10 against Detroit Lions

1972 Washington Redskins Regular Season Schedule

Regular Season
Week 1 September 18 Washington Redskins Won 24-21 at Minnesota Vikings
Week 2 September 24 Washington Redskins Won 24-10 against St. Louis Cardinals
Week 3 October 1 Washington Redskins Lost 23-24 at New England Patriots
Week 4 October 8 Washington Redskins Won 14-0 against Philadelphia Eagles
Week 5 October 15 Washington Redskins Won 33-3 at St. Louis Cardinals
Week 6 October 22 Washington Redskins Won 24-20 against Dallas Cowboys
Week 7 October 29 Washington Redskins Won 23-16 at New York Giants
Week 8 November 5 Washington Redskins Won 35-17 at New York Jets
Week 9 November 12 Washington Redskins Won 27-13 against New York Giants
Week 10 November 20 Washington Redskins Won 24-13 against Atlanta Falcons
Week 11 November 26 Washington Redskins Won 21-16 against Green Bay Packers
Week 12 December 3 Washington Redskins Won 23-7 at Philadelphia Eagles
Week 13 December 9 Washington Redskins Lost 24-34 at Dallas Cowboys
Week 14 December 17 Washington Redskins Lost 17-24 against Buffalo Bills

Post Season
Divisional Playoffs December 24 Washington Redskins Won 16-3 against Green Bay Packers

Conference Championship December 31 Washington Redskins Won 26-3 against Dallas Cowboys

Superbowl January 14 1973 Washington Redskins Lost 7-14 against Miami Dolphins at Los Angeles CA

Old Tay Bridge was second in the 1926 Cheltenham Gold Cup and second in the 1926 Aintree Grand National

He was also second in the 1925 Grand National

Old Tay Bridge was top weight for the race of 1927 but dropped dead at exercise late in January of that year.

Inter Continental Championship

Manchester United 1 - 0 Palmeiras

Played on 30-11-1999 in the National Stadium, Tokyo

Manchester United
Bosnich, Irwin, Stam, Neville, Silvestre, Keane (Scored), Scholes, Butt, Beckham, Solskjaer, Giggs

Manchester United Substitutes
Yorke replaced Solskjaer after 46 minutes
Sheringham replaced Scholes after 74 minutes

Manchester United Substitutes not used
Taibi, Neville, Wallwork, Higginbotham, Fortune

Palmeiras
Marcos, Junior Baiano, Arce, Junior, Roque Junior, Zinho, Cesar Sampaio, Galeano, Alex, Asprilla, Paulo Nunes

Palmeiras Substitutes
Evair replaced Galeano after 54 minutes
Oseas replaced Asprilla after 56 minutes
Euller replaced Paulo Nunes after 77 minutes

Palmeiras Substitutes not used
Sergio, Cleber, Rogerio Fidelis, Tiago Ferreira

Attendance
53372

Result of the Masters Golf Tournament 1985
April 11 to 14

1 B. Langer 282 -6
T2 S. Ballesteros 284 -4
T2 R. Floyd 284 -4
T2 C. Strange 284 -4
5 J. Haas 285 -3
T6 G. Hallberg 286 -2
T6 B. Lietzke 286 -2
T6 J. Nicklaus 286 -2
T6 C. Stadler 286 -2
T10 F. Couples 287 -1
T10 D. Graham 287 -1
T10 L. Trevino 287 -1
T10 T. Watson 287 -1
T14 B. Kratzert 288 E
T14 J. Mahaffey 288 E
T16 I. Aoki 289 +1
T16 G. Koch 289 +1
T18 W. Levi 290 +2
T18 M. McCumber 290 +2
T18 S. Randolph 290 +2
T18 T. Simpson 290 +2
T18 J. Thorpe 290 +2
T18 L. Wadkins 290 +2
24 M. O'Meara 291 +3
T25 A. Bean 292 +4
T25 N. Faldo 292 +4
T25 S. Lyle 292 +4
T25 J. Miller 292 +4
T25 C. Pavin 292 +4
T25 P. Stewart 292 +4
T31 J. Haas 293 +5
T31 C. Peete 293 +5
T31 J. Sindelar 293 +5
T31 H. Sutton 293 +5
T31 S. Torrance 293 +5
T36 L. Clements 294 +6
T36 H. Irwin 294 +6
T36 M. Lye 294 +6
T36 L. Nelson 294 +6
T36 G. Player 294 +6
T41 R. Black 295 +7
T41 D. Edwards 295 +7
T41 S. Simpson 295 +7
T44 C. Coody 296 +8
T44 B. Gilder 296 +8
T44 R. Sigel 296 +8
T47 W. Blackburn 298 +10
T47 D. Edwards 298 +10
T47 L. Mize 298 +10
T47 T. Nakajima 298 +10
T47 G. Norman 298 +10
T47 J. Renner 298 +10
T53 G. Archer 299 +11
T53 S. Hoch 299 +11
T53 D. Watson 299 +11
56 R. Caldwell 301 +13
T57 B. Casper Jr. 302 +14
T57 B. Crenshaw 302 +14
59 J. Inman 303 +15
60 B. Eastwood 308 +20

Missed Cut
R. Sonnier
S. Verplank
F. Zoeller
B. Rogers
P. Jacobsen
T. Kite
G. Morgan
T. Purtzer
A. Palmer
I. Baker-Finch
H. Green
J. Olazabal
A. Wall Jr.
G. Brewer Jr.
T. Aaron
B. Goalby

Withdrew D. Ford

Gay Trip the winner of the 1970 Aintree Grand National was number 2 on the race card and was ridden by Pat Taaffe. He was trained by former Champion Jockey and Champion Trainer Fred Rimell and carried the white, blue cross belts, scarlet hooped sleeves, white cap, blue spots colours of Mr A J Chambers.

Gay Trip also won the Mackeson Gold Cup twice when ridden by Terry Biddlecombe.

1973 European Cup Final

Ajax 1 - 0 Juventus

Played in Belgrade on 20 May 1973

Ajax
Stuy, Suurbier, Krol, Neeskens, Hulshoff, Blankenburg, Rep (Scored), Haan, Cruyff, Muhren, Keizer

Juventus
Zoff, Longobucco, Marchetti, Furino, Morini, Salvadore, Altafini, Causio, Anastasi, Capello, Bettega

Substitute Haller replaced Bettega after 63 minutes
Substitute Cuccureddu replaced Causio after 78 minutes

Referee Guglovic

Attendance: 93500

Budweiser Irish Derby
2 July 2000
Going Yielding

1 Sinndar trained by John M Oxx ridden by J Murtagh 11/10F
2 Glyndebourne (IRE) trained by A P O´Brien ridden by J A Heffernan 16/1
3 Ciro trained by A P O´Brien ridden by G Duffield 20/1
4 Raypour (IRE) trained by John M Oxx ridden by N G McCullagh 200/1
5 Takali (IRE) trained by John M Oxx ridden by Shane Kelly 200/1
6 Holding Court (GB) trained by M A Jarvis ridden by Philip Robinson 9/4
7 Media Puzzle (USA) trained by D K Weld ridden by P J Smullen 66/1
8 Good Heavens trained by A P O´Brien ridden by D M Oliver 33/1
9 Shoal Creek (IRE) trained by A P O´Brien ridden by C O´Donoghue 200/1
10 Korasoun trained by John M Oxx ridden by K J Manning 66/1
PU King´s Best (USA) trained by Sir Michael Stoute ridden by Pat Eddery 9/2

11 ran Time 2 minutes 33.90 seconds (slow by 2.90 seconds)
Distances: 9 lengths, 1½ lengths, ½ length
1st Owner: H H Aga Khan Bred: His Highness The Aga Khan's Studs S C
2nd Owner: Michael Tabor
3rd Owner: Michael Tabor

Sam Hall was born 1916 at Towton, Yorkshire

During the Second World War he served in the Merchant Navy

After the war he went to Middleham to assist his brother, the trainer Thomas Hall

In 1949 Thomas died and Sam took over at Brecongill Stables
He trained there until 1968 when he moved to Spigot Lodge Stables at Leyburn

Sam Hall had considerable success in important handicaps at both Northern and Southern Racecourses.
These included,
Morecambe in the 1957 Ebor Handicap, 1958 Cesarewitch, 1959 Timeform Gold Trophy
Miraculous Atom 1949 Ebor Handicap
Dakota 1975 Ebor Handicap
Coltbridge 1950 Manchester November Handicap
Good Taste 1951 Manchester November Handicap
Tearaway 1955 Manchester November Handicap
Dalnamein 1960 Manchester November Handicap
Cash and Courage 1958 Zetland Gold Cup
Beau Rossa 1961 Zetland Gold Cup
Seclusion 1966 Zetland Gold Cup
Lady Lowndes 1971 Zetland Gold Cup
Marshal Pil 1959 Lincoln Handicap
Mustavon 1960 Lincoln Handicap
Londesborough Boy 1971 Usher-Vaux Gold Tankard
Regal Light 1967 Royal Hunt Cup
Silver King 1960 Wokingham Stakes
Whistlers Dughter 1961 Wokingham Stakes
Raccolto 1963 Magnet Cup
Warpath 1972 Extel Handicap
Egualita 1963 Ayr Gold Cup

Sam Hall trained many two year old winners, the most important of which was Kings Lane in the 1963 Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket ridden by Joseph Sime.

Owners for whom he trained included Lord Derby, C A B St George, Mr L G Lazarus and Mr Garfield Weston.

Sam Hall died July 3 1977

Tampa Bay Downs is the only thoroughbred race track on Florida's west coast and is the home of the Tampa Bay Derby

Tampa Bay Downs Racetrack on the Map

San Francisco 49ers first game at Candlestick Park was against the Los Angeles Rams on October 10 1971

49ers lost 13-20 to the Rams

The first game the New York Yankees played at Yankee Stadium was versus the Boston Red Sox on April 18 1923

The official attendance was 74,200

The Yankees won 4-1

In July 1961 Petite Etoile ran in the Aly Khan Memorial Gold Cup over one and a half miles at Kempton Park. Sir Winston Churchill's High Hat won the race. Petite Etoile only truly stayed a mile and a half at Epsom.

1936 Eclipse Stakes
Sandown Park Friday July 17

Going Good

3.30 Eclipse Stakes £8,716
One and a quarter miles

1 Rhodes Scholar 3-8-9 R Dick
2 His Grace 3-8-2 T Weston
3 Fairey 3-8-9 R Perryman
4 Theft 4-9-7 C Smirke
5 Boswell 3-8-6 P Beasley
6 Thankerton 3-8-9 H Wragg
7 Solar Ray 4-9-4 R A Jones
8 Theddingworth 3-8-2 G Richards
9 Portfolio 4-9-0 J Sirett

11/8 on Rhodes Scholar, 5/1 Theft, 7/1 Thankerton, 8/1 Fairey, 100/7 His Grace, 25/1 Portfolio and Theddingworth, 33/1 others

Distances 6 lengths, 4 lengths
Time 2 minutes 11 2/5 seconds
Trained by Joseph Lawson

1957 European Cup Final

Real Madrid 2 - 0 Fiorentina

Played at Bernabeu, Madrid on 30 May 1957

Real Madrid
Alonso, Torres, Lesmes, Munoz, Marquitos, Zarraga, Kopa, Mateos, Di Stefano (Scored a Penalty), Rial, Gento (Scored)

Fiorentina
Sarti, Magnini, Cervato, Scaramucci, Orzan, Segato, Julinho, Gratton, Virgili, Montuori, Bizzarri

Referee Leopold Horn

Attendance: 124000

1981 Cincinnati Bengals

Regular Season
Week 1 September 6 Cincinnati Bengals Won 27-21 against Seattle Seahawks
Week 2 September 13 Cincinnati Bengals Won 31-30 at New York Jets
Week 3 September 20 Cincinnati Bengals Lost 17-20 against Cleveland Browns
Week 4 September 27 Cincinnati Bengals Won 27-24 against Buffalo Bills (OT)
Week 5 October 4 Cincinnati Bengals Lost 10-17 at Houston Oilers
Week 6 October 11 Cincinnati Bengals Won 41-19 at Baltimore Colts
Week 7 October 18 Cincinnati Bengals Won 34-7 against Pittsburgh Steelers
Week 8 October 25 Cincinnati Bengals Lost 7-17 at New Orleans Saints
Week 9 November 1 Cincinnati Bengals Won 34-21 against Houston Oilers
Week 10 November 8 Cincinnati Bengals Won 40-17 at San Diego Chargers
Week 11 November 15 Cincinnati Bengals Won 24-10 against Los Angeles Rams
Week 12 November 22 Cincinnati Bengals Won 38-21 against Denver Broncos
Week 13 November 29 Cincinnati Bengals Won 41-21 at Cleveland Browns
Week 14 December 6 Cincinnati Bengals Lost 3-21 against San Francisco 49ers
Week 15 December 13 Cincinnati Bengals Won 17-10 at Pittsburgh Steelers
Week 16 December 20 Cincinnati Bengals Won 30-28 at Atlanta Falcons

Post Season
Divisional Playoffs January 1982 3 Cincinnati Bengals Won 28-21 against Buffalo Bills

Conference Championship January 10 1982 Cincinnati Bengals Won 27-7 against San Diego Chargers

Superbowl January 24 1982 Cincinnati Bengals Lost 21-26 against San Francisco 49ers at Pontiac, MI

1995 Jacksonville Jaguars

Regular Season
Week 1 September 3 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 3-10 against Houston Oilers
Week 2 September 10 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 17-24 at Cincinnati Bengals
Week 3 September 17 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 10-27 at New York Jets
Week 4 September 24 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 14-24 against Green Bay Packers
Week 5 October 1 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 17-16 at Houston Oilers
Week 6 October 8 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 20-16 against Pittsburgh Steelers
Week 7 October 15 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 27-30 against Chicago Bears
Week 8 October 22 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 23-15 at Cleveland Browns
Week 9 October 29 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 7-24 at Pittsburgh Steelers
Week 10 Bye Week
Week 11 November 12 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 30-47 against Seattle Seahawks
Week 12 November 19 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 16-17 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Week 13 November 26 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 13-17 against Cincinnati Bengals
Week 14 December 3 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 23-31 at Denver Broncos
Week 15 December 10 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 31-41 against Indianapolis Colts
Week 16 December 17 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 0-44 at Detroit Lions
Week 17 December 24 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 24-21 against Cleveland Browns

Lester Piggott won four races at Longchamp on Sunday 5th October 1969

He won the Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp on Tower Walk for Geoffrey Barling, the Prix des Champs-Elysees on Shaft for Bernand van Cutsem, the Criterium des Pouliches on Vela for R Carver and the Prix du Moulin de Longchamp on Habitat for Fulke Johnson Houghton.

Lester Piggott was also second in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Park Top for trainer Bernard van Cutsem.

Lester Piggott rode Royal Academy to win the 1990 Breeders Cup Mile for veteran Irish trainer Vincent O'Brien

BELMONT PARK 27th October 1990
Going Good To Firm

Breeders' Cup Mile Grade 1 on Turf for 3yo+
Winner £279,503.00

1st Royal Academy - Trained by M V O´Brien - age 3 - weight carried 8-10 - jockey L Piggott
2nd Itsallgreektome - Trained by W Dollase - age 3 - weight carried 8-10 - blinkered - jockey C Nakatani
3rd Priolo - Trained by F Boutin - age 3 - weight carried 8-10 - jockey C Asmussen
4th Steinlen (GB) - Trained by D Wayne Lukas - age 7 - weight carried 9-0 - jockey J Santos
5th Expensive Decision - Trained by S Shapoff - age 4 - weight carried 9-0 - jockey J-L Samyn
6th Who´s To Pay - Trained by M Miller - age 4 - weight carried 9-0 - jockey J D Bailey
7th Markofdistinction (GB) - Trained by L M Cumani - age 4 - weight carried 9-0 - jockey L Dettori
8th Lady Winner (FR) - Trained by M Zilber - age 4 - weight carried 8-11 - jockey K Desormeaux
9th Jalaajel - Trained by A Quanbeck - age 6 - weight carried 9-0 - jockey P Day
10th Go Dutch - Trained by D Combs - age 3 - weight carried 8-11 - jockey E Delahoussaye
11th Shot Gun Scott - Trained by E Bonnafon - age 3 - weight carried 8-10 - jockey K Clark
12th Great Normand - Trained by J Romero - age 5 - weight carried 9-0 - jockey C Lopez
13th Colway Rally (GB) - Trained by J Canani - age 6 - weight carried 9-0 - jockey C McCarron

TIME 1 minute 35.24 seconds

1st OWNER: Classic Thoroughbreds Plc BRED BY: Tom Gentry TRAINER: M V O'Brien
2nd OWNER: Jhayare Stables
3rd OWNER: Ecurie Skymarc Farm

Lester Piggott was born at Wantage on the 5th November 1935

He was apprenticed to his father Keith at Lambourn and came in to the limelight when riding his first winner on The Chase in the Wigan Selling Plate at Haydock Park on 18th August 1948, when only twelve years of age.

The following season he had six winners from 120 rides and within two years of his first winner Piggott, still only 14 years old was established as a top class lightweight riding 52 winners from 404 mounts and finishing 11th to Gordon Richards in the list of winning jockeys.

In 1952 Lester Piggott had his first ride in the Epsom Derby when riding Gay Time owned by Mrs J V Rank. The combination were beaten three quarters of a length by Charlie Smirke riding Tulyar.

In the 1953 Epsom Derby Lester Piggott finished 15th riding a horse called Prince Charlemagne. The interesting part about this being that in 1954 Piggott won the Triumph Hurdle at Hurst Park on the same horse.

Also in 1954 and only three months after winning the Triumph Lester Piggott rode his first Derby winner on Never Say Die owned by Mr R S Clark and trained by J Lawson in Newmarket at odds of 33/1.

In 1955 Lester Piggott succeeded Sir Gordon Richards as first jockey to Noel Murless and for the first time rode more than 100 winners in a season ending up with 103 and being third to Doug Smith in the jockeys table.

In 1960 Piggott rode 170 winners from 640 mounts and became Champion Jockey for the first time.

After losing the jockey's title in 1961 with 164 winners against Scobie Breasley's 171 and only riding 96 winners in 1962 when fourth to Breasley, he narrowly failed to regain the jockey's title in 1963 going down by 1 winner again to Breasley after winning the last race of the season at Manchester on Fury Royal.
This was the last race to be run at Manchester Racecourse

At the 1965 Royal Ascot meeting Piggott rode eight winners
Casablanca in the Royal Hunt Cup for Noel Murless
Bracey Bridge in the Ribblesdale Stakes for Noel Murless
Sweet Moss in the Rous Memorial for Noel Murless
Young Emperor in the Coventry Stakes for Paddy Prendergast
Tin King in the New Stakes for Fulke Johnson Houghton
Fighting Charlie in the Gold Cup for F Maxwell
Swift Harmony in the Chesham Stakes for E Reavey
Brave Knight in the King George V Stakes for Walter Nightingall

Piggott rode as a freelance jockey in 1967 retaining his title. In the ensuing years as a result of his freelance status he was able to ride the best of British, French and Irish horses most notably those to be found in the Vincent O'Brien yard which included greats such as Sir Ivor, Nijinsky (on whom he won the Triple Crown), Roberto, Boucher, Alleged, Solinus, Meneval, Godswalk, Try My Best, Artaius and The Minstrel.

He also formed a winning relationship with the Nelson Bunker Hunt owned / Maurice Zilber trained Dahlia on whom he won the 1974 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes. This was a memorable day (27 July 1974) for Piggott as he notched his 3,000th career win on Roussalka earler in the day plus two other winners besides.

In 1975 Lester Piggott was awarded an OBE. He also won the Oaks on Juliette Marny and once again rode eight winners at Royal Ascot.

Teenoso in 1983 provided Piggott with his ninth Derby winner which is the record for the most Derby winners ridden.

Piggott retired from race riding at the end of the 1985 flat season to become a trainer but in 1987 he was jailed for three years (served 366 days) for tax irregularities. He was stripped of his OBE awarded in 1975 as a result.

In 1990 Piggott returned to race riding winning the Breeders Cup Turf on Royal Academy for Vincent O'Brien.

Lester Piggott rode his final classic winner on Rodrigo de Triano in the 1992 2000 Guineas for Peter Chapple-Hyam

Lester Piggott rode his last British winner in October 1994 on Palacegate Jack for Cockerham trainer Jack Berry at Haydock in the King's Regiment Cup Conditions Stakes and retired finally in 1995.

In total Lester Piggott rode 4,493 winners including 30 English Classics and was Champion Jockey 11 times.

When I was looking after two time Champion Chaser Viking Flagship back in 1995 he was going to run in the Victor Chandler Handicap Chase at Ascot.

Flagship had been installed as favourite for the race on the strength of his two previous races when he won the Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown Park and the Castleford Chase at Wetherby. Of course he was set to carry plenty of weight, 12 stone but he was the reigning Champion.

The horse had been in great form in the build up to the race but during the week before he went lame on the gallops.

By the time the horses got back in from first lot and Flagship had been diagnosed as having an abcess in his foot the press and bookmakers were on the phone wanting to know about the well-being of the horse.
Who had tipped them off?

Nicholson was in the south of France and he didn't know Viking Flagship was unsound until later in the day.

Anyhow it was only three days before the race and it was panic stations at Jackdaws Castle. Rumours of his lameness were denied and everything was made out to be ok. This could not have been further from the truth. I had to "tub" his foot twice a day (soak it to draw out any puss in the foot) and he wasn't properly sound until the Thursday night. He was a fit horse and a couple of days easy would not of had too much effect on his fitness but add to that the lameness and I can't say that I fancied him that much.

On the day of the race at Ascot, the saturday, Nicholson told me not to walk him on the grass. I dare say the reason for this was so that any sharp-eyed paddock judges would not be thinking that we were trying to save his feet.

Flagship was quite strong to lead up at the races normally but on this occasion he was very strong and quite a handful. We all thought he seemed very well and were not too worried about his foot as he was definitely not showing that it may be bothering him anymore. We had quite a job getting him saddled up as he kept "cow-kicking" and hitting the saddling up box walls.

Flagship started 11/4 favourite so even after all the rumours there was still plenty of money for him. Obviously the money was wrong and he ran his poorest race of the season being niggled along quite early on in the race and coming home in fifth place 27+ lengths behind the winner Marthas Son who carrying only 10-9 absolutely scooted home and on hindsight was a handicap certainty going on to win the 1997 Queen Mother Champion Chase.

Viking Flagship came home sound and was none the worse for the race but who at Jackdaws Castle had let it slip to the bookmakers that all was not well with Flagship?
Who was the Jackdaws Castle mole?

Rumours had it that the mole wore glasses but I think that was a load of b*llocks - he may do now but not then!

© Richard Bevan

Evan Williams

Address
Aberogwrn Farm, Llancarfan, Vale of Glamorgan

Telephone Number
01446 754045

Evan Williams Aberogwrn Farm Racing Stable on the Map

Chicago Bears 1956 Results

Week 1 Chicago Bears away at Baltimore Colts Lost 21-28
Week 2 Chicago Bears away at Green Bay Packers Won 37-21
Week 3 Chicago Bears at home against San Francisco 49ers Won 31- 7
Week 4 Chicago Bears at home against Baltimore Colts Won 58-27
Week 5 Chicago Bears away at San Francisco 49ers Won 38-21
Week 6 Chicago Bears away at Los Angeles Rams Won 35-24
Week 7 Chicago Bears at home against Green Bay Packers Won 38-14
Week 8 Chicago Bears at home against Los Angeles Rams Won 30-21
Week 9 Chicago Bears away at New York Giants Tied 17-17
Week 10 Chicago Bears away at Detroit Lions Lost 10-42
Week 11 Chicago Bears at home against Chicago Cardinals Won 10- 3
Week 12 Chicago Bears at home against Detroit Lions Won 38-21
Week 13 No Game

Postseason
NFL Championship Game
Chicago Bears lost 7 - 47 at New York Giants

1985-1986 Chicago Bears Results
9/8/1985 Chicago Bears beat Tampa Bay Buccaneers 38-28
9/15/1985 Chicago Bears beat New England Patriots 20- 7
9/19/1985 Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings Won 33-24
9/29/1985 Chicago Bears beat Washington Redskins 45-10
10/6/1985 Chicago Bears at Tampa Bay Buccaneers Won 27-19
10/13/1985 Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers Won 26-10
10/21/1985 Chicago Bears beat Green Bay Packers 23- 7
10/27/1985 Chicago Bears beat Minnesota Vikings 27- 9
11/3/1985 Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Won 16-10
11/10/1985 Chicago Bears beat Detroit Lions 24- 3
11/17/1985 Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys Won 44- 0
11/24/1985 Chicago Bears beat Atlanta Falcons 36- 0
12/2/1985 Chicago Bears at Miami Dolphins Lost 24-38
12/8/1985 Chicago Bears beat Indianapolis Colts 17-10
12/14/1985 Chicago Bears at New York Jets Won 19- 6
12/22/1985 Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions Won 37-17

Postseason
NFC Divisional Playoff
1/5/1986 Chicago Bears won 21 - 0 versus New York Giants

NFC Championship Game
1/12/1986 Chicago Bears won 24 - 0 versus Los Angeles Rams

Super Bowl
1/26/1986 Chicago Bears won 46 - 10 versus New England Patriots

In 2001 David Duval won the 130th Open Golf Championship at Royal Lytham & St Annes, Lancashire, England

1 David Duval USA -10

2 Niclas Fasth Sweden -7

3 = Darren Clarke Northern Ireland -6
3 = Ernie Els South Africa -6
3 = Miguel Angel Jimenez Spain -6
3 = Bernhard Langer Germany -6
3 = Billy Mayfair USA -6
3 = Ian Woosnam Wales -6

The last 15-round world title fight
Date - 29 August 1988
Venue - Rajadamnern Stadium, Bangkok, Thailand
Title - I.B.F. Strawweight (105 pounds)
Fighters - Samuth Sithnaruepol beat In-Kyu Hwang by Unanimous Decision in 15 rounds

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Muhammad Ali was born in Louisville

Muhammad Ali was born in Louisville, Kentucky which is also the home of Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby

On December 15 1973 Sandy Hawley became the first jockey in history to win 500 races in a single year when he rode Charlie Jr. to victory in the third race at Laurel

He ended that year with 515 wins

In 2004 racehorse trainer Steve Asmussen won 555 races and beat Jack Van Berg’s previous record of 496 victories in a single year which had been set in 1976

The attendance figure for the 1997 Fiesta Bowl in Tempe Arizona between Kansas State and Syracuse was 69,367

2002 Pittsburgh Steelers

Regular Season
Week 1 September 9 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 14-30 at New England Patriots
Week 2 September 15 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 17-30 against Oakland Raiders
Week 3 Bye Week
Week 4 September 29 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 16-13 against Cleveland Browns (OT)
Week 5 October 6 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 29-32 at New Orleans Saints
Week 6 October 13 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 34-7 at Cincinnati Bengals
Week 7 October 21 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 28-10 against Indianapolis Colts
Week 8 October 27 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 31-18 at Baltimore Ravens
Week 9 November 3 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 23-20 at Cleveland Browns
Week 10 November 10 Pittsburgh Steelers Tied 34-34 against Atlanta Falcons (OT)
Week 11 November 17 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 23-31 at Tennessee Titans
Week 12 November 24 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 29-21 against Cincinnati Bengals
Week 13 December 1 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 25-23 at Jacksonville Jaguars
Week 14 December 8 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 6-24 against Houston Texans
Week 15 December 15 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 30-14 against Carolina Panthers
Week 16 December 23 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 17-7 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Week 17 December 29 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 34-31 against Baltimore Ravens

Post Season
Wild Card Playoffs Jan 5 2003 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 36-33 against Cleveland Browns
Divisional Playoffs Jan 11 2003 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 31-34 at Tennessee Titans (OT)

Finishing Positions in the 1975 News of the World Grand National Handicap Chase at Aintree

1 L'Escargot T Carberry
2 Red Rum B Fletcher
3 Spanish Steps W Smith
4 Money Market J King
5 The Dikler R Barry
6 Manicou Bay R Champion
7 Southern Quest S Shields
8 Glanford Brigg M Blackshaw
9 Hally Percy M Gifford
10 Rag Trade J Francome
Fell Clear Cut T Stack
Fell High Ken B Brogan
Fell Royal Relief Lord Oaksey
Fell Rough House J Burke
Fell Barona P Kelleway
Fell Land Lark G Thorner
Fell Spittin Image M Cummins
Fell Zimulator Captain D Swan
Fell Feel Free M Salaman
Fell Glen Owen D Atkins
Fell Junior Partner K White
Fell Beau Bob J Glover
Fell Kilmore Boy P Blacker
Brought Down April Seventh A Turnell
Brought Down Tudor View G McNally
Pulled Up Even Dawn D Mould
Pulled Up Shaneman Mr P Greenall
Pulled Up Ballyath JT Bourke
Unseated Rider Ballyrichard Again A Webber
Refused Castleruddery Mr T Walsh
Refused Rough Silk Mr L Urbano

European Cup Winners Cup Final 1984

Played 16 May 1984 in Basle

Juventus 2 - 1 Porto

Juventus
Tacconi, Gentile, Brio, Scirea, Cabrini, Tardelli, Bonini, Vignola (Scorer), Rossi, Platini, Boniek (Scorer)

Substitute Caricola replaced Vignola

Porto
Ze Beto, Joao D Pinto, Lima Pereira, Eurico, Eduardo Luis, Megalhaes, Frasco, Pachecho, Sousa (Scorer), Gomes, Vermelhinho

Substitute Costa replaced Megalhaes

Referee Prokop

Attendance: 60,000

Peleid was an ordinary sort of two year old winning a modest race at York

As a three year old he won a handicap at Liverpool in March and in May won the ten furlong Zetland Gold Cup at Redcar.

At Royal Ascot Peleid was second in the King Geoege V Stakes

In July, showing further steady improvement he won the ten and a half furlong John Smith's Magnet Cup at York.

Then he was runner-up in the Prix de la Ville de Trouville at Deauville and then back at York was fourth in the Johnnie Walker Ebor Handicap carrying 8 stone 2 lb.

His final race as a three year old was in the Doncaster St Leger ridden by Frankie Durr and starting at 28/1 won by two and a half lengths.

In 1974 as a four year old he failed to win in Britain and was exported to Hungary winning the one and a half mile Great Breeders Prize and was then retired to stud in that country.

The sire of Foinavon was Vulgan

Foinavon won the 1967 Aintree Grand National ridden by John Buckingham at odds of 100/1

Who at Wycombe Wanderers was a Champions League Winner

Paul Lambert, manager of Wycombe Wanderers played for Borussia Dortmund
when they beat Juventus in the 1997 UEFA Champions League Final

18 May 2005 Goodwood
Normandie Stud Lupe Stakes
Listed Race for Fillies over one mile and two furlongs
Winner £20,300.00, Second £7,700.00, Third £3,850.00, Fourth £1,750.00, Fifth £875.00, Sixth £525.00

1 Something Exciting D R C Elsworth T Quinn 2/1 Favourite
2 Thakafaat J L Dunlop R Hills 11/2
3 Corcoran Mrs A J Perrett J P Murtagh 5/1
4 Silver Highlight A M Balding Martin Dwyer 25/1
5 Element Of Truth L M Cumani L Dettori 11/4
6 Hallowed Dream C E Brittain K Fallon 8/1
7 Rumbalara J H M Gosden J Fortune 25/1

Distances 1½ lengths, neck, 1 length, 3 lengths, 1¾ lengths, 1¾ lengths

1st owner: Setsquare Recruitment bred: R E Crutchley
2nd owner: Hamdan Al Maktoum
3rd owner: K Abdulla

1976 Seattle Seahawks

Regular Season
Week 1 September 12 Seattle Seahawks Lost 24-30 against St. Louis Cardinals

Week 2 September 19 Seattle Seahawks Lost 7-31 at Washington Redskins

Week 3 September 26 Seattle Seahawks Lost 21-37 against San Francisco 49ers

Week 4 October 3 Seattle Seahawks Lost 13-28 against Dallas Cowboys

Week 5 October 10 Seattle Seahawks Lost 20-27 at Green Bay Packers

Week 6 October 17 Seattle Seahawks Won 13-10 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Week 7 October 24 Seattle Seahawks Lost 14-41 against Detroit Lions

Week 8 October 31 Seattle Seahawks Lost 6-45 at Los Angeles Rams

Week 9 November 7 Seattle Seahawks Won 30-13 against Atlanta Falcons

Week 10 November 14 Seattle Seahawks Lost 21-27 at Minnesota Vikings

Week 11 November 21 Seattle Seahawks Lost 27-51 against New Orleans Saints

Week 12 November 28 Seattle Seahawks Lost 16-28 at New York Giants

Week 13 December 5 Seattle Seahawks Lost 7-34 against Chicago Bears

Week 14 December 12 Seattle Seahawks Lost 10-27 at Philadelphia Eagles

Daniel Maher was born on 29 October 1881 of Irish parentage at Hartford, Connecticut
When he first started riding at the age of 14 he weighed only 4 stone 9 lb
Three years later in 1898 he was Champion Jockey of the United States
His first winner in England was Paiute at Manchester in September 1900
Altogether he rode 1421 winners in England
He was British Champion Jockey in 1908 and 1913
He also won the only race he rode in over hurdles
Maher died in November 1916

Maher's Classic Wins
Neil Gow 1910 2000 Guineas
Sweeper II 1912 2000 Guineas
Aida 1901 1000 Guineas
Rock Sand 1903 Derby
Cicero 1905 Derby
Spearmint 1906 Derby
Keystone II 1906 Oaks
Rock Sand 1903 St Leger
Bayardo 1909 St Leger

At Chepstow on October 4 1933 Sir Gordon Richards rode all six winners on the opening day of the meeting and the first five winners on the second day, which was the 5th October. These were all part of a record twelve consecutive winners that Sir Gordon rode as he had already ridden a winner at Nottingham on the 3rd October.

At the same meeting the following year 1934, he rode seven consecutive winners, four on the first day and three on the second day.

Frank Wootton who was Champion Jockey in 1909, 1910, 1911 and 1912 was born in December 1893.

His first winning ride in England was on Retrieve at the Folkestone August meeting of 1906.

1978 European Cup Final

Played At Wembley on 10-05-1978

Liverpool 1 - 0 FC Bruges

Liverpool
Clemence, Neal, Thompson, Hansen, Hughes, McDermott, Kennedy, Souness, Case, Fairclough, Dalglish (Scorer)

Substitute Heighway replaced Case after 63 minutes

FC Bruges
Jensen, Bastyns, Krieger, Leekens, Maes, Cools, De Cubber, Van der Eycken, Ku, Simoen, Sorensen

Substitute Sanders replaced Ku after 60 minutes
Substitute Volders replaced Maes after 70 minutes

Referee Corver

Attendance: 92000

1956 European Cup Final

Real Madrid 4 - 3 Stade de Reims

Played at Parc des Princes, Paris on 13 June 1956

Real Madrid
Alonso, Atienza, Lesmes, Munoz, Marquitos (Scored), Zarraga, Joseito, Marchal, Di Stefano (Scored), Rial (Scored 2), Gento

Stade de Reims
Jacquet, Zimny, Giraudo, Leblond (Scored), Jonquet, Siatka, Hidalgo (Scored), Glovacki, Kopa, Bliard, Templin (Scored)

Referee Arthur Ellis

Attendance: 38000

James Fanshawe

Pegasus Stables, Snailwell Road, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 7DJ

Telephone Number 01638 664525 and 01638 660153

Fax Number 01638 664523

James Fanshawe Racing Stable on the Map

The first Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit, Selangor, Malaysia to be included in the Formula One World Championship was in 1999 and was won by Eddie Irvine driving for Ferrari

During World War II the United States Navy used Golden Gate as a landing base for amphibious craft

On the 1982 LPGA US Tour Ayako Okamoto won the Arizona Copper Classic and was second in the Chevrolet World Championship of Women's Golf. She also finished joint second in the WUI Classic

Peter Thomson won the British Open Golf Championship in 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958 and 1965. He was also second in the British Open in 1952, 1953 and 1957.

Rubstic the winner of the 1979 Grand National cost just 500 guineas as a yearling. He was fairly unfashionably bred, by 1966 Coronation Cup winner I Say, out of Leuze. The dam produced quite a few decent horses including Kildimo the winner of the 1987 Sun Alliance Chase.

Freddie Starr owned the winner of the 1994 Grand National Miinnehoma ridden by Richard Dunwoody and trained by Martin Pipe

The first race Miinnehoma ever ran in was at Uttoxeter Racecourse in a National Hunt Flat Race ridden by Jamie Railton and trained at that time by Owen Brennan. Miinnehoma won by 5 lengths at odds of 25/1. I remember the race quite well as I rode in it on a horse called Amdaja for Paul James finishing unplaced.

Arthur Edward "Scobie" Breasley Champion Jockey in 1957, 1961, 1962 and 1963 was born in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia in 1914.
He died 21 December 2006 aged 92 after suffering a stroke a couple of days earlier.

Scobie Breasley won the 1958 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Ballymoss, 1964 Epsom Derby on Santa Claus and the 1966 Epsom Derby on Charlottown.

There was actually a race called the Fred Archer Conditional Jockeys Handicap Hurdle at Bangor on Dee in which I did finish second myself one year

1980 European Cup Final

Nottingham Forest 1 - 0 SV Hamburg

Played at Bernabeu, Madrid on 28 May 1980

Nottingham Forest
Shilton, Anderson, Gray, Lloyd, Burns, Clark, O'Neill, McGovern, Bowyer, Mills, Robertson (scored)

Substitute O'Hare replaced Mills in the 68 minute
Substitute Gunn replaced Gray in the 84 minute

SV Hamburg
Kargus, Kaltz, Nogly, Jakobs, Buljan, Hieronymus, Keegan, Memering, Milewski, Magath, Reimann

Substitute Hrubesch replaced Hieronymus in the 46 minute

Attendance: 50000

Citation, Nashua, Bold Ruler, Never Bend, Northern Dancer, Seattle Slew, Alydar and Spectacular Bid were all winners of the Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Park

The Formula One World Drivers Championship was first held in 1950 with the three Alfa-Romeo drivers Giuseppe Farina (30 points), Juan Manuel Fangio (27 points) and Luigi Fagioli (24 points) filling the first three Championship positions

England v Australia Test Cricket

How many times have the top 6 batsmen for England finished an innings in double figures v Australia

Test Match Series Australia v England 02-01-2007
A J Strauss c A C Gilchrist b B Lee 29
A N Cook c A C Gilchrist b S R Clark 20
I R Bell b G D McGrath 71
K P Pietersen c M E K Hussey b G D McGrath 41
P D Collingwood c A C Gilchrist b G D McGrath 27
A Flintoff c A C Gilchrist b S R Clark 89
C M W Read c A C Gilchrist b B Lee 2
S I Mahmood c M L Hayden b B Lee 0
S J Harmison lbw b S R Clark 2
M S Panesar lbw b S K Warne 0
J M Anderson not out 0
Extras 10
Total all out 291

5th Test England v Australia at The Oval, Aug 23-27, 2001
England 1st innings
MA Atherton b Warne 13
ME Trescothick b Warne 55
MA Butcher c Langer b Warne 25
N Hussain b ME Waugh 52
MR Ramprakash c Gilchrist b McGrath 133
U Afzaal c Gillespie b McGrath 54
AJ Stewart c Gilchrist b Warne 29
AR Caddick lbw b Warne 0
J Ormond b Warne 18
D Gough st Gilchrist b Warne 24
PCR Tufnell not out 7
Extras 22
Total 432 all out

6th Test England v Australia at The Oval, Aug 19-23, 1993
England 1st innings
Gooch c Border b SR Waugh 56
MA Atherton lbw b SR Waugh 50
GA Hick c Warne b May 80
MP Maynard b Warne 20
N Hussain c Taylor b Warne 30
AJ Stewart c Healy b Hughes 76
MR Ramprakash c Healy b Hughes 6
ARC Fraser b Reiffel 28
SL Watkin c SR Waugh b Reiffel 13
PM Such c ME Waugh b Hughes 4
DE Malcolm not out 0
Extras 17
Total 380 all out

Australia v England at Sydney Jan 29-Feb 2 1988
England 1st innings
BC Broad b Waugh 139
MD Moxon b Sleep 40
RT Robinson c Veletta b Dodemaide 43
MW Gatting c Dyer b Waugh 13
CWJ Athey c & b Taylor 37
DJ Capel c Sleep b Taylor 21
JE Emburey st Dyer b Sleep 23
BN French st Dyer b Taylor 47
NA Foster c Border b Taylor 19
EE Hemmings not out 8
GR Dilley b Waugh 13
Extras 22
Total 425 all out

5th Test Australia v England at Sydney Feb 23-28 1933
England 1st innings
DR Jardine c Oldfield b O'Reilly 18
H Sutcliffe c Richardson b O'Reilly 56
WR Hammond lbw b Lee 101
H Larwood c Ironmonger b Lee 98
M Leyland run out 42
RES Wyatt c Ironmonger b O'Reilly 51
LEG Ames run out 4
E Paynter b Lee 9
GOB Allen c Bradman b Lee 48
H Verity c Oldfield b Alexander 4
W Voce not out 7
Extras 16
Total 454 all out

5th Test Australia v England at Melbourne Mar 8-16 1929
England 1st innings
JB Hobbs lbw b Ryder 142
DR Jardine c Oldfield b Wall 19
WR Hammond c Fairfax b Wall 38
GE Tyldesley c Hornibrook b Ryder 31
G Duckworth c Fairfax b Hornibrook 12
EH Hendren c Hornibrook b Fairfax 95
M Leyland c Fairfax b Oxenham 137
H Larwood b Wall 4
G Geary b Hornibrook 4
MW Tate c sub b Hornibrook 15
JC White not out 9
Extras 13
Total 519 all out

5th Test England v Australia at The Oval Aug 13-16 1921
England 1st innings
CAG Russell c Oldfield b McDonald 13
G Brown b Mailey 32
GE Tyldesley c Macartney b Gregory 39
FE Woolley run out 23
CP Mead not out 182
A Sandham b McDonald 21
Hon.LH Tennyson b McDonald 51
PGH Fender c Armstrong b McDonald 0
JW Hitch b McDonald 18
JWHT Douglas not out 21
Extras 3
Total 403 for 8 wickets declared

5th Test England v Australia at The Oval Aug 14-16 1899
England 1st innings
FS Jackson b Jones 118
TW Hayward c Iredale b McLeod 137
KS Ranjitsinhji c Howell b Jones 54
CB Fry c Worrall b Jones 60
AC MacLaren c Trumper b Trumble 49
CL Townsend b Jones 38
WM Bradley run out 0
WH Lockwood b Trumble 24
AO Jones b Noble 31
AFA Lilley c Iredale b Noble 37
W Rhodes not out 8
Extras 20
Total 576 all out

3rd (Final) Test Australia v England at Adelaide Mar 24-28 1892
England 1st innings
R Abel st Blackham b Trott 24
WG Grace b McLeod 58
AE Stoddart lbw b G Giffen 134
JM Read c Gregory b Turner 57
G Bean c McLeod b Lyons 16
R Peel c G Giffen b Turner 83
GA Lohmann lbw b G Giffen 0
J Briggs b Turner 39
H Philipson c Blackham b McLeod 1
G MacGregor run out 31
W Attewell not out 43
Extras 13
Total 499 all out

The Ashes 1884 3rd (Final) Test Kennington Oval London
England 1st innings
WG Grace run out 19
WH Scotton c Scott b Giffen 90
W Barnes c Midwinter b Spofforth 19
A Shrewsbury c Blackham b Midwinter 10
AG Steel lbw b Palmer 31
G Ulyett c Bannerman b Palmer 10
RG Barlow c Murdoch b Palmer 0
Lord Harris lbw b Palmer 14
Hon.A Lyttelton b Spofforth 8
WW Read b Boyle 117
E Peate not out 4
Extras 24
Total 346 all out

Before the Ashes Series Started
England v Australia at The Oval Sep 6-8 1880
England 1st innings
EM Grace c Alexander b Bannerman 36
WG Grace b Palmer 152
AP Lucas b Bannerman 55
W Barnes b Alexander 28
Lord Harris c Bonnor b Alexander 52
F Penn b Bannerman 23
AG Steel c Boyle b Moule 42
Hon.A Lyttelton not out 11
GF Grace c Bannerman b Moule 0
A Shaw b Moule 0
F Morley run out 2
Extras 19
Total 420 all out

1971 Buffalo Bills

Regular Season
Week 1 September 19 Buffalo Bills Lost 37-49 against Dallas Cowboys

Week 2 September 26 Buffalo Bills Lost 14-29 against Miami Dolphins

Week 3 October 3 Buffalo Bills Lost 0-19 at Minnesota Vikings

Week 4 October 10 Buffalo Bills Lost 0-43 against Baltimore Colts

Week 5 October 17 Buffalo Bills Lost 17-28 at New York Jets

Week 6 October 23 Buffalo Bills Lost 3-20 at San Diego Chargers

Week 7 October 31 Buffalo Bills Lost 23-28 against St. Louis Cardinals

Week 8 November 7 Buffalo Bills Lost 0-34 at Miami Dolphins

Week 9 November 14 Buffalo Bills Lost 33-38 at New England Patriots

Week 10 November 21 Buffalo Bills Lost 7-20 against New York Jets

Week 11 November 28 Buffalo Bills Won 27-20 against New England Patriots

Week 12 December 5 Buffalo Bills Lost 0-24 at Baltimore Colts

Week 13 December 12 Buffalo Bills Lost 14-20 against Houston Oilers

Week 14 December 19 Buffalo Bills Lost 9-22 at Kansas City Chiefs

I quite liked Windsor as a jump track, they were lovely fences.

I can't say that I was greatly experienced there as I have only been to the course twice.

The first time I went racing at Windsor I led up Charter Party, he didn't go very well that particular day. I think going left-handed and then right-handed around the figure of eight course probably confused him a bit - he probably lost count how many times he had been around!

I remember that "the Duke" (David Nicholson) took me racing that day in the car with him and his "missus". When we got there the racecourse car park was quite wet and Nicholson went to the boot of his car and got some big rubber shoes out and put them on over the top of his ordinary shoes - it was the first time I had ever seen galoshes.

The second time I went there was to ride in a three mile handicap chase which I won so I am bound to have a soft spot for Windsor - the picture of me jumping the water jump even ended up on the front page of The Sporting Life the next day.

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.

Lewes Racecourse last meeting was on 14 September 1964

The outline of Lewes Racecourse can be seen on the left hand-side of this map (it is shaped like an upside down U).


View Larger Map of Lewes Racecourse

1975 Cheltenham National Hunt Meeting

First days card, with the exception of the Joe Coral Hurdle Final, the NH Two Mile Champion Chase, the Sun Alliance Novices Hurdle and the Sun Alliance Chase, was abandoned because of waterlogged course.

Wednesday March 12 1975
Going Heavy

1.20 Arkle Challenge Trophy Chase over 2 miles
Winner £4932
1st Broncho II 6-11-11 C Tinkler
2nd Golden Lancer 8-11-8 MF Morris
3rd Zeta's Son 6-11-8 J King
Distances 2 lengths, 4 lengths
12 Ran
The winner was trained by A Dickinson

1.55 National Hunt Two-Mile Champion Chase Challenge Trophy 2 miles
Winner £4315.80
1st Lough Inagh 8-12-0 S Barker
2nd Royal Relief 11-12-0 Lord Oaksey
3rd Skymas 10-12-0 F Berry
Distances 3 lengths, 7 lengths
8 Ran
The winner was trained by J Dreaper

2.30 Joe Coral Golden Handicap Hurdle Final 3 miles
Winner £4409
1st Saffron Cake 6-10-7 E Wright
2nd Top Priority 6-10-10 R Champion
3rd Shinto 5-10-7 J Suthern
4th Prince Eleigh 6-10-0 P Keane
Distances short head, two and a half lengths, two and a half lengths
24 Ran
The winner was trained by L Kennard

3.05 Lloyds Bank Champion Novices Hurdle 2 mile 200 yards
Winner £6375
1st Bannow Rambler 6-11-8 F Berry
2nd King Neptune 5-11-8 A Turnell
3rd Helenium 7-11-8 J Brassil
Distances 10 lengths, 4 lengths
18 Ran
The winner was trained by P Berry

3.40 Champion Hurdle Challenge Cup 2 miles 200 yards
Winner £14459
1st Comedy of Errors 8-12-0 K White
2nd Flash Imp 6-12-0 T Stack
3rd Tree Tangle 6-12-0 A Turnell
Distances 8 lengths, head
13 Ran
The winner was trained by TF Rimell

4.15 Lloyds Bank Hurdle 3 miles
Winner £6081.60
1st Brown Lad 9-11-12 T Carberry
2nd Moyne Royal 10-11-12 J King
3rd Great Dane 8-11-12 F Berry
Distances 6 lengths, two and a half lengths
12 Ran
The winner was trained by JT Dreaper

4.50 Foxhunter Challenge Cup Chase 4 miles
Winner £1710.50
1st Real Rascal 12-11-10 G Hyatt
2nd Moor Lad 8-12-0 W Hutchison
3rd Creme Brule 11-11-11 T Holland-Martin
Distances one and a half lengths, 4 lengths
16 Ran
The winner was trained by Mrs B Surman

5.25 Mildmay of Flete Challenge Cup Handicap Chase 2 miles 4 furlongs
Winner £1844.80
1st Summerville 9-10-13 A Turnell
2nd Our Greenwood 7-11-4 T Carberry
3rd Khan 11-10-9 Mr S Stanhope
Distances 30 lengths, one and a half lengths
13 Ran
The winner was trained by R Turnell

Thursday March 13 1975
Going Heavy

1.30 National Hunt Handicap Chase about 3 miles 1 furlong
Winner £3927.60
1st King Flame 9-10-6 J Francome
2nd Land Lark 10-10-0 G Thorner
3rd Fezeyot 6-10-1 I Watkinson
Distances 4 lengths, two and a half lengths
14 Ran
The winner was trained by R Head

1.55 Kim Muir Memorial Challenge Cup Handicap Chase 3 miles 1 furlong
Winner £1976.40
1st Quick Reply 10-11-1 R Lamb
2nd Carroll Street 8-10-9 R Linley
3rd Castleruddery 9-10-10 TM Walsh
Distances 15 lengths, 6 lengths
17 Ran
The winner was trained by C Bell

2.30 Sun Alliance Novices Hurdle 2 miles 4 furlongs
Winner £7069.20
1st Davy Lad 5-11-7 DT Hughes
2nd Sunyboy 5-11-7 W Smith
3rd Express Mail 7-11-8 Mr TM Walsh
Distances 3 lengths, head
20 Ran
The winner was trained by M O'Toole

3.05 Daily Express Triumph Hurdle
Winner £9500.50
1st Royal Epic 4-11-0 F McKenna
2nd Philominsky 4-11-0 M Wagner
3rd Crown Diamond 4-11-0 T Carberry
Distances head, 8 lengths
28 Ran
The winner was trained by V Cross

3.40 Cheltenham Piper Champagne Gold Cup Chase 3 miles 2 furlongs and 76 yards
Winner £17757.50
1st Ten Up 8-12-0 T Carberry
2nd Soothsayer 8-12-0 R Pitman
3rd Bula 10-12-0 J Francome
Distances 6 lengths, half a length
8 Ran
The winner was trained by J Dreaper

The following races were abandoned because the course was unfit

Sun Alliance Chase £9824 3 miles 100 yards

County Handicap Hurdle £4212 2 miles 200 yards

Cheltenham Cathcart Champion Hunters' Chase £2870 3 miles 1 furlong

1936 Cheltenham National Hunt Meeting

Tuesday March 10 1936
Going Heavy

1.30 Newent Selling Handicap Chase over 2 miles
Winner £185
1st Eadward 6-10-2 (carried 10-3) J Hamey
2nd Ferrans 14-11-12 J Moloney
3rd Grovella 13-10-6 (carried 10-10) Mr C Egerton
Distances 4 lengths, one and a half lengths
13 Ran
The winner was trained by R Hobbs
Eadward was sold to Mr E L Hosking for 160 Guineas

2.05 United Hunts Challenge Cup about 3 and a half miles
Winner £150
1st Cheerful Marcus 10-12-2 Mr E Holland-Martin
2nd Don Bradman 10-12-7 Mr A Marsh
3rd Clonrock 8-12-2 Mr J Pope
Distances 4 lengths, bad
11 Ran
The winner was trained Privately

2.40 Champion Hurdle Challenge Cup about 2 miles
Winner £670
1st Victor Norman 5-11-10 H Nicholson
2nd Free Fare 8-12-0 G Pellerin
3rd Cactus II 6-12-0 G Wilson
Distances 3 lengths, one and a half lengths
8 Ran
The winner was trained by M Blair

3.15 National Hunt Handicap Chase 3 miles
Winner £833
1st Avenger 7-12-3 T Rimell
2nd Crown Prince 11-10-5 (carried 10-6) Mr R Strutt
3rd Spionaud 8-10-9 E Brown
Distances 5 lengths, one and a half lengths
19 Ran
The winner was trained by T R Rimell

3.50 Cheltenham Grand Annual Chase (Handicap) 2 miles
Winner £412
1st Morse Code 7-12-0 E Williams
2nd Sea Rover 9-11-2 A Waudby
3rd Khris Kingle 5-11-6 J Fawcus
Distances 8 lengths, 6 lengths
9 Ran
The winner was trained by I Anthony

4.25 Gloucestershire Hurdle about 2 miles
Winner £415
1st Savon 4-10-0 J Bissill
2nd Elmstead 4-10-5 J Marshall
3rd Madeira Knight 5-10-10 J Moloney
Distances one and a half lengths, 3 lengths
18 Ran
The winner was trained by W Earl

Wednesday March 11 1936
Going Heavy

1.30 Lansdown Selling Handicap Hurdle about 2 miles
Winner £185
1st Buland Dar 9-10-3 J Hickey
2nd Uncanny II 7-11-12 Mr G Bostwick
3rd Ground Swell 6-11-9 S Ingham
Distances one and a half lengths, three quarters of a length
14 Ran
The winner was trained by H Hedges
Buland Dar was bought in for 130 Guineas

2.00 Seven Springs Handicap Chase 2 and a half miles
Winner £332
1st Abbot's Glance 5-11-0 G Wilson
2nd Drinmore Lad 7-11-10 E Williams
3rd Briscoe 8-10-13 Mr F Walwyn
Distances 3 lengths, 4 lengths
20 Ran
The winner was trained by F Brown

2.45 National Hunt Chase 4 miles
Winner £1,155
1st Pucka Belle 10-12-3 Mr E Bailey
2nd Duan-Mor 7-12-3 Mr L Elwell
3rd Kendal Kid 8-12-3 Mr J Rutter
Distances 15 lengths, bad
23 Ran
The winner was trained Privately

3.25 National Hunt Juvenile Chase 2 miles for Four Year Olds
Winner £553
1st Marconi 4-11-0 D Morgan
2nd Pendragon 4-11-0 F Maxwell
3rd Morphine 4-11-0 M Feakes
Distances short head, half a length
17 Ran
The winner was trained by F Barrett

3.55 Broadway Novices Chase 3 miles
Winner £415
1st Prominent Lad 5-10-7 H A Jones
2nd Snowden 5-11-2 H Nicholson
3rd Diabutsu 5-10-5 G Wilson
Distances 5 lengths, one and a half lengths
16 Ran
The winner was trained by J Anthony

4.25 Cotswold Chase 2 miles
Winner £415
1st Burnham Junior 5-11-5 G Turner
2nd Holbeton Point 6-11-12 Mr A Mildmay
3rd Frobisher 5-12-0 E Brown
Distances 6 lengths, 8 lengths
13 Ran
The winner was trained by B Roberts

Thursday March 12 1936
Going Heavy

1.30 Swindon Selling Chase 3 miles
Winner £185
1st Swallow Hawk 7-12-0 J Hamey
2nd Lord Angelo 7-12-0 F Gurney
3rd Kiang 9-12-0 Mr F Walwyn
Distances one and a half lengths, three quarters of a length
11 Ran
The winner was trained by J Anthony
Swallow Hawk was sold to Mr S A Newey for 165 Guineas

2.05 Stayers Selling Hurdle 3 miles
Winner £185
1st Bishop's Move 5-11-3 C Mitchell
2nd Sethos 6-12-0 J Marshall
3rd Craftsman 8-11-9 H A Jones
Distances one and a half lengths, 4 lengths
12 Ran
The winner was trained by W Payne
Bishop's Move was sold to Lord Nunburnholme for 430 Guineas

2.40 Cheltenham Gold Cup (Chase) about 3 and a quarter miles
Winner £670
1st Golden Miller 9-12-0 E Williams
2nd Royal Mail 7-12-0 Mr F Walwyn
3rd Kellsboro' Jack 10-12-0 D Morgan
Distances 12 lengths, 2 lengths
6 Ran
The winner was trained by O Anthony

3.15 County Handicap Hurdle about 2 miles
Winner £825
1st Back Isle 8-11-3 Mr F Walwyn
2nd Our Hope 7-11-6 J Moloney
3rd Milano 5-11-7 Mr L Stoddard
Distances 5 lengths, 1 length
21 Ran
The winner was trained by B Roberts

3.50 Foxhunters' Challenge Cup (Chase) 4 miles
Winner £272
1st Herode Bridge 11-12-0 Mr A Marsh
2nd Cheerful Marcus 10-12-0 Mr E Holland-Martin
3rd Brown Brother 10-12-0 Captain R Fanshawe
Distances 4 lengths, bad
16 Ran
The winner was trained Privately

4.25 Coventry Cup (Chase) 2 miles
Winner £388
1st Windermere Laddie 12-12-0 Mr A Marsh
2nd Luckpenny 7-12-0 Captain R Moseley
3rd Shrewmouse 5-11-7 W Halford
Distances 6 lengths, bad
3 Ran
The winner was trained by T Coulthwaite

how many acres is augusta national golf club

Augusta National Golf Club - home of The Masters Golf Tournament - covers 365 acres

Scottish Cup Final 1978

Played 06-05-1978

Rangers 2 - 1 Aberdeen

Rangers
McCloy, Jardine, Greig, Forsyth, Jackson, MacDonald (Scorer), McLean, Russell, Johnstone (Scorer), Smith, Cooper

Substitute Watson replaced Cooper
Unused substitute Robertson

Aberdeen
Clark, Kennedy, Ritchie (Scorer), McMaster, Garner, Miller, Sullivan, Fleming, Harper, Jarvie, Davidson

Substitute Scanlon replaced Fleming
Unused substitute McLelland

Attendance: 61,563

Daytona International Speedway

Daytona International Speedway home of the Daytona 500 opened in 1959

The track length is 2.5 miles and the Grandstand has a seating capacity of 168,000

Daytona International Speedway on the map

Cyborgo was second in the 1995 BonusPrint Stayers' Hurdle at Cheltenham Racecourse to Doran's Pride and then on his next outing (12 months later) won the 1996 BonusPrint Stayers' Hurdle at Cheltenham Racecourse

The only flat race Desert Orchid ran in was the 1985 Mono Sagaro Stakes at Ascot Racecourse.

Ridden by Brian Rouse and starting at odds of 33/1 he finished unplaced behind the Dick Hern trained Longboat ridden by Willie Carson

1985/86 was my second National Hunt season at David Nicholson's and when the lad that looked after Charter Party left Nicholson's yard at the end of the 1984/85 season I was given Charter Party to look after by Lynn Burrows, Nicholson's Head Lad.

It was a very proud moment for me to be given the horse as he was one of the stable stars at the time and even in the lean season that Nicholson had in 1984/85 had still won three races for the yard.

Not only did I look after Charter Party but I also rode him out at exercise. He was a very big bay gelding by Document out of Ahoy There and was a good ride on the gallops but could be very clumsy walking up the road. He did actually fall over on the road twice. His clumsiness was something that was carried on at the racecourse as he did have a bit of a habit of hitting a fence or two and the odd fall.

The first time I took Charter Party to the races was for a Handicap Chase at Wincanton Races in October 1985. He was ridden by Peter Scudamore.
There was not a big field but we did not fancy Charter Party to strongly as being a big horse he always needed a run. We were very pleased with him when he finished second to one of Nick Gaselee's decent chasers called Duke of Milan ridden by Steve Smith Eccles.

Charter Party was entered in the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup at Newbury Racecourse which was just over a fortnight later and we were quite excited about our chances as only the weekend before the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup the yard had won four races at Chepstow and the horses seemed in excellent form.

Peter Scudamore rode Charter Party in the 1985 Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup and after settling mid-div jumping quite soundly they moved through the field and with only two to jump there was only Galway Blaze ridden by Mark Dwyer, trained by Jimmy Fitzgerald and Charter Party with Scu sitting quite still left in contention in the race.
Jeremy Willis, Nicholson's Travelling Head Lad and myself were just starting to shout "Go on Scu" when Charter Party fell.
Two to jump and a possible Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup victory in sight and CP fell and we were done. Still, Galway Blaze was travelling like a good thing at the time too and would probably have found more "toe" than Charter Party from the last. Scu seemed to think so and thought that we would have been second if they'd managed to stand up.

Anyhow, the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup was a race that I had grown up reading about along with the exploits of great horses such as Arkle, Mill House and Mandarin and here was I in only my second season in racing involved with the business end of it all and although not successful this time better things were to come from Charter Party.

Cheltenham Festival 19th March 1998 Race Results

2.00 Elite Racing Club Triumph Hurdle
1 Upgrade N A Twiston-Davies 4 11-0 C Llewellyn 14/1
2 City Hall (IRE) Mrs V C Ward 4 11-0 R Thornton 12/1
3 Nomadic Noel Meade 4 11-0 R Dunwoody 14/1
Distances 1¼ lengths, 1¾ lengths

2:35 Bonusprint Stayers' Hurdle
1 Princeful (IRE) Mrs J Pitman 7 11-10 R Farrant 16/1
2 Splendid Thyne T Casey 6 11-10 W Marston 10/1
3 Ocean Hawk (USA) N A Twiston-Davies 6 11-10 C Llewellyn 5/1
Distances 2 lengths, 4 lengths

3:15 Tote Cheltenham Gold Cup Chase
1 Cool Dawn (IRE) R H Alner 10 12-0 A Thornton 25/1
2 Strong Promise (IRE) G A Hubbard 7 12-0 N Williamson 14/1
3 Dorans Pride (IRE) Michael Hourigan 9 12-0 R Dunwoody 9/4F
Distances 1¾ lengths, head

3:55 Christie's Foxhunter Chase Challenge Cup
1 Earthmover (IRE) R Barber 7 12-0 J Tizzard 3/1
2 Stay In Touch (IRE) John J Costello 8 12-0 Mr D Costello 10/1
3 Flashing Steel J E Mulhern 13 12-0 Mr P Fenton 33/1
Distances 18 lengths, 5 lengths

4:30 126th Year Of Cheltenham Grand Annual Chase Challenge Cup Handicap
1 Edredon Bleu (FR) Miss H C Knight 6 11-6 A P McCoy 7/2F
2 Tidebrook K C Bailey 8 10-3 N Williamson 9/2
3 Cumbrian Challenge (IRE) T D Easterby 9 11-10 L Wyer 16/1
Distances 3½ lengths, 2½ lengths

5:05 Cathcart Challenge Cup Chase
1 Cyfor Malta (FR) M C Pipe 5 10-8 A P McCoy 9/4F
2 Dr Leunt (IRE) P J Hobbs 7 11-3 R Dunwoody 15/2
3 Mahler N A Twiston-Davies 8 11-3 C Maude 25/1
Distances 3½ lengths, 2 lengths

5:40 Vincent O'Brien County Handicap Hurdle
1 Blowing Wind (FR) M C Pipe 5 11-8 A P McCoy 15/8F
2 Advocat (GER) Noel Meade 8 10-5 P Carberry 12/1
3 Bless Me Sister (IRE) R Rowe 9 10-2 D O´Sullivan 33/1
Distances 1¾ lengths, 2½ lengths

Mary Reveley was the first woman to train over 100 NH winners in season

1997 Washington Redskins

Regular Season
Week 1 August 31 Washington Redskins Won 24-10 at Carolina Panthers

Week 2 September 7 Washington Redskins Lost 13-14 at Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 3 September 14 Washington Redskins Won 19-13 against Arizona Cardinals (OT)

Week 4 Bye Week

Week 5 September 28 Washington Redskins Won 24-12 against Jacksonville Jaguars

Week 6 October 5 Washington Redskins Lost 10-24 at Philadelphia Eagles

Week 7 October 13 Washington Redskins Won 21-16 against Dallas Cowboys

Week 8 October 19 Washington Redskins Lost 14-28 at Tennessee Oilers

Week 9 October 26 Washington Redskins Lost 17-20 against Baltimore Ravens

Week 10 November 2 Washington Redskins Won 31-8 at Chicago Bears

Week 11 November 9 Washington Redskins Won 30-7 against Detroit Lions

Week 12 November 16 Washington Redskins Lost 14-17 at Dallas Cowboys

Week 13 November 23 Washington Redskins Tied 7-7 against New York Giants (OT)

Week 14 November 30 Washington Redskins Lost 20-23 against St. Louis Rams

Week 15 December 7 Washington Redskins Won 38-28 at Arizona Cardinals

Week 16 December 13 Washington Redskins Lost 10-30 at New York Giants

Week 17 December 21 Washington Redskins Won 35-32 against Philadelphia Eagles

G W Richards

Gordon Waugh Richards

Served apprenticeship with J C Waugh and Ivor Anthony, professional jockey 1943-59

First trainers licence 1964

Trained the winner of two Grand Nationals, Lucius (1978) and Hallo Dandy (1984)

Not to be confused with Sir Gordon Richards

David Pipe Racehorse Trainer

Address
Pond House, Nicholashayne, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 9QY

Telephone Number 01884 840715

David Pipe Racing Stable on the Map

John Longden was the most successful British born jockey of all time

John Longden 6,032 winners
Sir Gordon Richards 4870 winners
Lester Piggott 4493 winners
Fred Archer 2748 winners

Wrestling
A flying mare is a wrestling throw in which one wrestler throws the other over his or her back using the other's arm as a lever

In 1962 Jerry Moss along with Herb Alpert were the co-founders of A&M Records

Jerry Moss owned Giacomo the winner of the 2005 Kentucky Derby

1st 100/1 2nd 200/1

Wincanton 16 November 2005

EBF betfredcasino.com "National Hunt" Novices' Hurdle (Qualifier)

1 Barton Park 100/1
2 Foxtrot Yankee (IRE) 200/1
3 Nocturnally 20/1

Charlie Mallon who is down as the trainer of Linwell in the result of the 1957 Cheltenham Gold Cup was actually Ivor Herbert's Head Lad and held the licence on behalf of Ivor Herbert who at that time was working as a journalist and therefore, due to the Rules of Racing, could not hold the trainers licence himself.

John Hallum was the lad who looked after Mill Reef at Ian Balding's yard

Hull City played their first football league game on 2 September 1905 in the old Division Two against Barnsley and won 4-1

Mr Bimmo Bognor took the envelope and put it in his jacket pocket and his hearty "Ta love" floated up to my attentive ears.

For Kicks by Dick Francis

jockey to have ridden a grand national winner in both the 1980's and 1990's

Richard Dunwoody won on West Tip in 1986 and Miinnehoma in 1994

1:00 John Simpson Golden Jubilee Novices' Handicap Hurdle
8 hurdles 2 miles 1 furlong
1 Boardroom Shuffle J T Gifford 6 12-0 P Hide 5/2F 112
2 Potter´s Gale D Nicholson 6 10-6 A Maguire 6/1
3 Danegold M R Channon 5 10-13 J Osborne 12/1
Distances 1½ lengths, 5 lengths

1:35 Finesse Four Years Old Hurdle
8 hurdles 2 miles 1 furlong
1 Shooting Light P G Murphy 4 11-0 R Dunwoody 10/11F
2 Noble Lord R H Buckler 4 11-0 B Powell 7/1
3 Roseberry Avenue R Akehurst 4 11-0 A Maguire 11/2
Distances 6 lengths, 1½ lengths

2:10 Ladbroke Trophy Chase Handicap
17 fences 2 miles 5 furlongs
1 Dublin Flyer T A Forster 11 12-0 B Powell 15/8F
2 Addington Boy G Richards 9 11-4 A Dobbin 2/1
3 Hill Of Tullow D Nicholson 8 10-0 A Maguire 16/1
Distances 2 lengths, 17 lengths

2:45 Cleeve Hurdle
10 hurdles 2 miles 5 furlongs 110 yards
1 Large Action O Sherwood 9 11-8 J Osborne 8/15F
2 Pridwell M C Pipe 7 11-8 R Dunwoody 7/1
3 Castle Sweep D Nicholson 6 11-8 A Maguire 3/1
Distances 1¾ lengths, 1¼ lengths

3:20 Pillar Property Investments Chase
21 fences 3 miles 1 furlong 110 yards
1 One Man G Richards 9 11-12 R Dunwoody 2/5F
2 Barton Bank D Nicholson 11 11-12 A Maguire 4/1
3 Yorkshire Gale J T Gifford 11 11-6 N Williamson 6/1
Distances head, distance

3:55 '50 Years Of Timeform' Novices' Handicap Chase
17 fences 2 miles 5 furlongs
1 The Mine Captain O Sherwood 10 10-5 J Osborne 6/1
2 Potter´s Bay D Nicholson 8 11-10 A Maguire 100/30
3 Lively Knight J T Gifford 8 11-6 P Hide 7/2
Distances neck, 15 lengths

4:30 D. J. Equine Handicap Hurdle
8 hurdles 2 miles 1 furlong
1 Forestal S G Griffiths 5 10-1 T J Murphy 10/1
2 Bolivar R Akehurst 5 10-1 S Ryan(5) 8/1
3 Star Rage J L Harris 7 11-4 D Gallagher 11/4F
Distances 2½ lengths, 4 lengths

1999 Jacksonville Jaguars

Regular Season
Week 1 September 12 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 41-3 against San Francisco 49ers

Week 2 September 19 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 22-20 at Carolina Panthers

Week 3 September 26 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 20-19 against Tennessee Titans

Week 4 October 3 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 17-3 at Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 5 October 11 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 16-6 at New York Jets

Week 6 October 17 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 24-7 against Cleveland Browns

Week 7 Bye Week

Week 8 October 31 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 41-10 at Cincinnati Bengals

Week 9 November 7 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 30-7 at Atlanta Falcons

Week 10 November 14 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 6-3 against Baltimore Ravens

Week 11 November 21 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 41-23 against New Orleans Saints

Week 12 November 28 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 30-23 at Baltimore Ravens

Week 13 December 2 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 20-6 against Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 14 December 13 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 27-24 against Denver Broncos

Week 15 December 19 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 24-14 at Cleveland Browns

Week 16 December 26 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 41-14 at Tennessee Titans

Week 17 January 2 2000 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 24-17 against Cincinnati Bengals

Post Season
Divisional Playoffs January 15 2000 Jacksonville Jaguars Won 62-7 against Miami Dolphins

Conference Championship January 23 2000 Jacksonville Jaguars Lost 33-14 against Tennessee Titans

David Nicholls Racehorse Trainer

Address
Tall Trees Racing Ltd., Tall Trees, Sessay, Thirsk, North Yorkshire YO7 3ND

Telephone Number 01845 501470

Fax Number 01845 501666

Dandy Nicholls Racing Stable on the Map

Chief British Judge at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial after World War II was Geoffrey Lawrence, 3rd Baron Trevethin and 1st Baron Oaksey who was the father of John Geoffrey Tristram Lawrence (otherwise known as John Oaksey or "the Noble Lord"), 4th Baron Trevethin and 2nd Baron Oaksey, a British aristocrat, horse racing journalist and television commentator/presenter and former amateur jockey who won the 1958 Hennessy Gold Cup at Cheltenham Racecourse on Taxidermist and was second on Carrickbeg in the 1963 Aintree Grand National

Creag-an-Sgor finished second in the 1983 Richmond Stakes at Goodwood Racecourse behind winner Vacarme (ridden by Lester Piggott).
After the race Vacarme was disqualified for barging his way out and Creag-an-Sgor was temporarily promoted to first but after an objection by Graham Sexton the rider of third placed Godstone to Creag-an-Sgor for bumping and boring Godstone was placed first with Creag-an-Sgor second.

Creag-an-Sgor finished second in a British Group Race but was disqualified and finished second

Bruce McNall a past owner of the Los Angeles Kings and Wayne Gretzky who played Ice Hockey in the NHL for Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, St. Louis Blues, New York Rangers were joint owners of Saumarez winner of the 1990 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe

Lord George Bentinck said to Benjamin Disraeli "You do not know what the Derby is!"
"Yes I do" replied the future Prime Minister "It is The Blue Riband of The Turf"

European Cup Winners Cup Final 1994

Played 04-05-1994 in Copenhagen

Arsenal 1 - 0 Parma

Arsenal
Seaman, Dixon, Winterburn, Davis, Bould, Adams, Campbell, Morrow, Smith (Scored), Merson, Selley

Substitute McGoldrick replaced Merson

Parma
Bucci, Benarrivo, Di Chiara, Minotti, Apolloni, Sensini, Pin, Crippa, Brolin, Zola, Asprilla

Substitute Melli replaced Pin

Attendance: 33,765

The first big winner that Richard Dunwoody rode for trainer David Nicholson was Very Promising in the Mackeson Gold Cup. This was in 1986.

Very Promising had been a decent hurdler for Mercy Rimell finishing third in the 1984 Champion Hurdle behind Dawn Run but was sold and went to Nicholson's where he was looked after by stable lad Steve Lovejoy.

For the 1984/85 season Nicholson sent Very Promising chasing and he took to fences well winning novice chases at Newbury and Haydock and was ridden at this time by Peter Scudamore. He also finished third in the 1985 Arkle Chase behind Boreen Prince.

In Very Promising's second season over fences he started with a win at Chepstow in a smallish race ridden by Scudamore. I remember the day quite well as at that time the Nicholson yard was just starting to show a bit better form after a very poor 1984/85 season when he had only trained 17 winners and the horses had gone down to about the 35 mark (from 60). The reason that I remember the day was that we had four runners going at Chepstow and they all won and all four were ridden by Peter Scudamore. They were Tickite Boo, French Union (more commonly known as French Onion and who later won the 1987 Grand Annual Handicap Steeplechase), Cottage Run and Very Promising. A great day capped off with a good night in the Coach & Horses "top pub" at Longborough!

In his following two races Very Promising won the H&T Walker Goddess Chase and the Lambert and Butler Premier Chase Final both were for second season steeplechasers ie the year after being a novice and both at Ascot, these races were quite valuable at the time.
He was ridden by Peter Scudamore.

Very Promising didn't win agian in the 1985/86 season and Nicholson had a new jockey for the start of the 1986/87 season as Peter Scudamore had gone as first Jockey to Fred Winter and Richard Dunwoody who had been riding as second jockey to the yard in 1985/86 now came in for the job as stable jockey.

Very Promising's lad Steve Lovejoy left the yard too at this time and VP was now looked after by David "Scouse" Barker.

The win that put the Dunwoody and Nicholson partnership on the map was Very Promising in the 1986 Mackeson Gold Cup.

VP carrying 11-13 and ridden by Richard Dunwoody won in good style.

As it was my weekend off I had driven flat out up the M5 to get home and see the race on TV only just making it in time for the race.

By winning the Mackeson Gold Cup, which is the first big chase in the National Hunt calendar, it felt like the yard was really firing on all cylinders at last. 1984/85 had been very poor and although 1985/86 was better with Very Promising's two big wins at Ascot and wins by Solar Cloud in the Triumph Hurdle and Charter Party in the Ritz Club Handicap Chase at the Cheltenham Festival we had only ended up with 21 winners.

Very Promising winning the Mackeson Gold Cup meant that the Nicholson yard had stepped up another level on it's recovery from the doldrums and I believe that it was wins such as this that set the foundations for David Nicholson becoming Champion National Hunt Trainer in both 1993/94 and 1994/95 when at the Jackdaws Castle Stables.

After winning the Mackeson Gold Cup Very Promising embarked upon an ambitious mission to Ireland for the Black and White Whiskey Champion Chase at Leopardstown just after Christmas 1986 and won the valuable race in good style partnered by Richard Dunwoody.

I remember riding Very Promising twice at exercise and the first of these occasions was just before the Black and White Whiskey Champion Chase. The race itself was in mid-week and on the prior Sunday morning the "Duke" wanted the horse to have a pipe opener up the grass gallop at his old yard at Condicote near Stow-on-the-Wold.
Very Promising's usual rider Paul Carvill was off for the weekend so I was told to put my tack on Very Promising as I was going to give him his work that morning. Being only 18 years of age this was quite a big feather in my cap at the time as I was getting to ride out the best horse in the yard. I was used to riding Charter Party as he was one of the horses that I "did" but Very Promising was a "different kettle of fish."
I remember Lynn Burrows the Head Lad saying to me in his stern Welsh accent "Don't let the f***ker fall over with you boyo!"
As I lead VP down the yard to the gate to be legged up the "Duke" was there waiting for us, his big hand was raised with his finger pointing at me. Now what was he going to say, I thought.
"Richard, look after the f***ker, he's my best horse" said the "Duke".
I'd had my orders.
Very Promising was quite an experience to ride. We were told to canter for about four furlongs and I remember how he carried his head so low with his mouth open slightly and his teeth bared. His front legs looked to be going either side of his head as he carried it that low and the power that you could feel running through that very fit horse was awesome.
Next we came a good pace on the grass for about six furlongs. He was strong when you were going steady but when you went quicker his head came up from between his knees and that was when you truly became the passenger. For me at the time he was breathtaking to ride, not only did he treat me as a passenger in his fast work but to show his genuineness and professionalism he also knew where to pull up for the end of his work.

Fortunately the work went well and three days later Very Promising won the Black and White Whisky Champion Chase.

Very Promising was a top class horse over two and a half miles, was very nearly top class over two miles when third in a Champion Hurdle, third in an Arkle and third in a Champion Chase and in addition seemed very good when he tried three miles when placed in the Vincent O'Brien Gold Cup at Leopardstown in Ireland.

1992 European Cup Winners Cup Final

Played in Lisbon

Werder Bremen 2-0 Monaco

Werder Bremen
Rollman, Wolter, Borowka, Bratseth, Bode, Bockenfeld, Eilts, Votava, Neubarth, Allofs (Scorer), Rufer (Scorer)

Werder Bremen Substitutes
Substitute Schaaf replaced Wolter
Substitute Kohn replaced Neubarth

Monaco
Ettori, Valery, Petis, Mendy, Sonor, Dib, Gnako, Passi, Barros, Weah, Fofana

Monaco Substitutes
Substitute Djorkaeff replaced Valery
Substitute Clement replaced Fofana

Attendance
16,000

Referee
D'Elia

Caerwent
Caerleon(USA) - Marwell (Habitat)
Trained by Vincent O'Brien and owned by Sir Edmund Loder

Racing Record

1987
22 August
1st at Phoenix Park

12 September
1st at the Curragh

1988
2 April
1st at Phoenix Park
Harp Lager 2000 Guineas Listed Race

30 April
5th at Newmarket
General Accident 2000 Guineas Stakes Group 1

14 May
2nd at the Curragh
Airlie Coolmore Irish 2,000 Guineas Group 1

14 June
3rd at Royal Ascot
St James's Palace Stakes Group 1

2 July
1st at Phoenix Park
Lanes End International Stakes

27 July
6th at Goodwood
Swettenham Stud Sussex Stakes Group 1

3 September
3rd at Haydock
Vernons Sprint Cup Group 1

2 October
2nd at Longchamp
Ciga Prix de L'abbaye de Longchamp Group I

1993 Aintree Grand National Void Race Finishing Positions

1st Esha Ness / Trainer Mrs J Pitman / Jockey J White / Odds 50/1

2nd Cahervillahow / Trainer M F Morris / Jockey C F Swan / Odds 25/1

3rd Romany King / Trainer G B Balding / Jockey A Maguire / Odds 15/2

4th The Committee / Trainer J H Scott / Jockey N Williamson / Odds 25/1

5th Givus A Buck / Trainer D R C Elsworth / Jockey P Holley / Odds 16/1

6th On The Other Hand / Trainer G Richards / Jockey N Doughty / Odds 20/1

7th Laura´s Beau / Trainer Francis Berry / Jockey C O´Dwyer / Odds 20/1

Also Rans / Non-Starters

Wont Be Gone Long N J Henderson R Dunwoody 16/1

Chatam (USA) M C Pipe 11-7 J Lower 28/1

Tarqogan´s Best R Simpson 10-0 B Clifford 500/1

Garrison Savannah Mrs J Pitman 11-8 M Pitman 10/1

Bonanza Boy M C Pipe 10-0 S McNeill 100/1

Kildimo Mrs S J Smith 10-0 L Wyer 40/1

Nos Na Gaoithe M H Easterby 10-2 R Garritty 66/1

Direct J A C Edwards 10-3 P Niven 100/1

Formula One J A C Edwards 10-0 Judy Davies 200/1

Stay On Tracks P Cheesbrough 10-0 K Johnson 50/1

Royal Athlete Mrs J Pitman 10-4 B De Haan 17/2

Travel Over R Lee 10-2 Mr M Armytage 100/1

Senator Snugfit (USA) M W Easterby 10-0 Peter Hobbs 200/1

Farm Week G B Balding 10-1 S Hodgson 200/1

Sure Metal D McCain 10-0 S J O´Neill 50/1

Rowlandsons Jewels D J G Murray Smith 10-0 D Gallagher 50/1

Mister Ed R Curtis 10-0 D Morris 25/1

Captain Dibble N A Twiston-Davies 10-8 Peter Scudamore 9/1

Interim Lib Mrs S C Bradburne 10-4 Mr J Bradburne 200/1

David´s Duky J White 11 10-0 11 M Brennan 100/1

Howe Street J Howard Johnson 10-0 A Orkney 66/1

New Mill House A L T Moore 10-0 T Horgan 66/1

Zeta´s Lad John R Upson 10-4 R Supple 15/2

Joyful Noise A P Jarvis 10-1 T Jarvis 150/1

The Gooser P Mullins 10-0 K O´Brien 50/1

Riverside Boy M C Pipe 10-0 M Perrett 28/1

Roc De Prince (FR) M C Pipe 10-6 G McCourt 66/1

Royle Speedmaster O Sherwood 10-5 J P Durkan 200/1

Paco´s Boy M C Pipe 10-0 M Foster 100/1

Party Politics N A Gaselee 11-2 C Llewellyn 7/1F

Latent Talent S E H Sherwood 10-2 J Osborne 28/1

Quirinus (CZE) K A Morgan 11-10 J Brecka

The Oakland Raiders were the first Wild Card playoff team to win a Super Bowl when defeating the Philadelphia Eagles 27 - 10 on January 25 1981

Gregory Peck the American film star owned the favourite "Different Class" in the 1968 Aintree Grand National

Different Class finished third behind the Brian Fletcher ridden Red Alligator

Blakeney, the winner of the 1969 Epsom Derby was owned, trained and bred by Arthur Budgett

Arthur Budgett managed to repeat the same feat with Morston in 1973 who he also owned, trained and bred to win

Owning, training and breeding two Epsom Derby winners has only been achieved by one other person, Mr W. l'Anson with Blink Bonny in 1857 and Blair Athol in 1864

In 1878 Tom Beasley the rider of second placed horse Martha, lodged the first objection ever made in the Grand National

He objected on the grounds of alleged foul riding by Jack Jones who rode the winner, Shifnal

The objection was quickly overruled

In the 1959 Aintree Grand National Tim Brookshaw on Wyndburgh, the runner-up, jumped a number of fences on the final circuit with no irons as one of them had broken during the race

Persian War won the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham three times

The years that he won were 1968, 1969 and 1970

Persian War also won the 1967 Victor Ludorum Hurdle, 1967 Daily Express Triumph Hurdle, 1968 Schweppes Gold Trophy, 1969 Welsh Champion Hurdle and the 1970 Sweeps Hurdle

Flakey Dove was the winner of the 1994 Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham

In her racing career she won 12 races out of 38 starts over hurdles and 2 races out of 6 on the flat

In 1963 the Hennessy Gold Cup was worth £5,020 to the winner and was won by Mill House carrying 12 stone

Arkle finished third in the race getting 5lb in weight from Mill House

Cottage Rake trained by Vincent O'Brien was 2nd in the 1948 Irish Grand National Handicap Chase at Fairyhouse to Hamstar beaten 15 lengths

Hamstar carried 9 stone 7lb and Cottage Rake carried 12 stone 7lb

Cottage Rake was a distant 4th in the 1950 Irish Grand National Handicap Chase at Fairyhouse behind Dominick's Bar

Cottage Rake won the 1948, 1949 and 1950 Cheltenham Gold Cups

The Bob Hope Chrysler Classic was originally known as the Palm Springs Classic and the first time it was held was 1960.

Arnold Palmer won the Palm Springs Classic in 1960 which was one of eight victories for him in that year, the others being the Insurance City Open, US Masters, Baton Rouge Open, Pensacola Open, US Open, Mobile Sertoma Open and the Texas Open.

James "Jim" Turnesa was born in Elmsford, New York, USA in 1912 and was one of seven golfing brothers.
Two of his brothers Joe and Mike were placed in Majors.
James was placed in a Major as well before winning the 1952 PGA Championship.

In 1930 the first Football World Cup was held in Montevideo and Uruguay beat Argentina 4 - 2 in front of a crowd of 90,000

World Cup Winners

Nasrullah, a bay colt by Nearco out of Mumtaz Begum owned and bred by the Aga Khan, was born in 1940 and was put in training with Frank Butters in Newmarket during the second world war years and as a result every race that he ran in was at Newmarket.

Races won
Great Bradley Stakes
Coventry Stakes
Chatteris Stakes
Caversham Stakes
Champion Stakes

Races Placed in
2nd Middle Park Stakes
3rd Wilburton Stakes
3rd Newmarket Derby Stakes
4th Newmarket 2000 Guineas

1972 Miami Dolphins

Miami Dolphins team went 17-0-0 and won Super Bowl VII

Regular Season
Week 1 September 17 Miami Dolphins Won 20-10 at Kansas City Chiefs

Week 2 September 24 Miami Dolphins Won 34-13 against Houston Oilers

Week 3 October 1 Miami Dolphins Won 16-14 at Minnesota Vikings

Week 4 October 8 Miami Dolphins Won 27-17 at New York Jets

Week 5 October 15 Miami Dolphins Won 24-10 against San Diego Chargers

Week 6 October 22 Miami Dolphins Won 24-23 against Buffalo Bills

Week 7 October 29 Miami Dolphins Won 23-0 at Baltimore Colts

Week 8 November 5 Miami Dolphins Won 30-16 at Buffalo Bills

Week 9 November 12 Miami Dolphins Won 52-0 against New England Patriots

Week 10 November 19 Miami Dolphins Won 28-24 against New York Jets

Week 11 November 27 Miami Dolphins Won 31-10 against St. Louis Cardinals

Week 12 December 3 Miami Dolphins Won 37-21 at New England Patriots

Week 13 December 10 Miami Dolphins Won 23-13 at New York Giants

Week 14 December 16 Miami Dolphins Won 16-0 against Baltimore Colts

Post Season
Divisional Playoffs December 24 Miami Dolphins Won 20-14 against Cleveland Browns

Conference Championship December 31 Miami Dolphins Won 21-17 at Pittsburgh Steelers

Superbowl VII January 14 1973 Miami Dolphins Won 14-7 against Washington Redskins, Los Angeles, CA

Everton Football Club Previous Name

St Domingo FC 1878-79

Sebastian the Ibis is the official mascot of the University of Miami

Hatton's Grace won the 1949 Champion Hurdle, 1949 Irish Lincolnshire Handicap (one mile) and the 1949 Irish Cesarewitch (two mile) one after the other.

Coventry City 1963/1964 League Results

Coventry City 1963/1964 Division 3 Results and Fixtures

24-08-1963 Coventry City 5-1 Crystal Palace

29-08-1963 Notts County 0-3 Coventry City

31-08-1963 Walsall 0-3 Coventry City

07-09-1963 Coventry City 0-0 Reading

10-09-1963 Coventry City 2-0 Notts County

14-09-1963 Luton Town 1-3 Coventry City

17-09-1963 Coventry City 5-1 Crewe Alexandra

21-09-1963 Hull City 2-1 Coventry City

28-09-1963 Coventry City 0-3 Mansfield Town

02-10-1963 Crewe Alexandra 2-2 Coventry City

05-10-1963 Brentford 2-3 Coventry City

08-10-1963 Coventry City 2-1 Bristol City

12-10-1963 Coventry City 3-0 Wrexham

15-10-1963 Bristol City 0-1 Coventry City

19-10-1963 Colchester United 2-1 Coventry City

22-10-1963 Coventry City 8-1 Shrewsbury Town

26-10-1963 Coventry City 2-2 Watford

30-10-1963 Shrewsbury Town 0-0 Coventry City

02-11-1963 Southend United 1-2 Coventry City

09-11-1963 Coventry City 3-2 Peterborough United

23-11-1963 Coventry City 4-2 Bristol Rovers

30-11-1963 QPR 3-6 Coventry City

14-12-1963 Crystal Palace 1-1 Coventry City

21-12-1963 Coventry City 1-0 Walsall

26-12-1963 Barnsley 1-1 Coventry City

28-12-1963 Coventry City 3-1 Barnsley

03-01-1964 Coventry City 3-0 Millwall

11-01-1964 Reading 2-2 Coventry City

18-01-1964 Coventry City 3-3 Luton Town

22-01-1964 Oldham Athletic 2-0 Coventry City

01-02-1964 Coventry City 2-2 Hull City

08-02-1964 Mansfield Town 3-2 Coventry City

15-02-1964 Coventry City 2-2 Brentford

22-02-1964 Wrexham 1-1 Coventry City

29-02-1964 Coventry City 2-2 Bournemouth

07-03-1964 Watford 1-1 Coventry City

13-03-1964 Coventry City 2-5 Southend United

21-03-1964 Bournemouth 2-1 Coventry City

28-03-1964 Coventry City 4-1 Oldham Athletic

30-03-1964 Port Vale 1-1 Coventry City

31-03-1964 Coventry City 1-1 Port Vale

04-04-1964 Bristol Rovers 0-1 Coventry City

11-04-1964 Coventry City 4-2 QPR

18-04-1964 Millwall 0-0 Coventry City

20-04-1964 Peterborough United 2-0 Coventry City

25-04-1964 Coventry City 1-0 Colchester United

Second in a Grand National and won an Olympic Gold

Harry Llewellyn

Born July 18 1911 – Died November 15 1999

Sir Harry Morton Llewellyn, 3rd Baronet Llewellyn of Bwllfa the son of colliery owner, Sir David Llewellyn was born in Aberdare, South Wales in 1911. He was a successful show jumping champion and won a gold medal at the 1952 Helsinki Olympic Games for the British equestrian team, riding the legendary showjumper Foxhunter.

Harry Llewellyn also competed in the 1936 Grand National steeplechase, coming second on his father's horse Ego.

The attendance figure for the 1997 Fiesta Bowl in Tempe Arizona between Kansas State and Syracuse was 69,367

Frankie Durr

Born
1926 Liverpool

Apprenticed to
J Payne (Bedford Cottage Stable)

First Winner
Merle at Pontefract in 1944

Apprentice Championship
1945 Shared with T Gosling on ten winners

First Important Job
Jockey to the Duke of Norfolk at Arundel

During riding career also retained by
Major LB Holliday, Geoffrey Barling, Lady Beaverbrook, Mr David Robinson

Most Winners Ridden in a Season
87 winners in 1969 (4th in jockeys table)

Big Winners Ridden
1949 Hilali - Ascot Stakes
1952 Caerlaverock - Free Handicap
1958 Epaulette - Stewards Cup
1958 Rhythmic - Ayr Gold Cup
1960 Trelawny - Chester Cup
1962 Hethersett - Great Voltigeur Stakes
1962 Nortia - Magnet Cup
1963 Commander in Chief - Cambridgeshire
1963 Egualita - Ayr Gold Cup
1964 Commander in Chief - Kempton Park Jubilee Handicap
1965 Harvest Gold - Chester Cup
1965 Harvest Gold - Ascot Stakes
1966 Sodium - St Leger
1967 Hametus - Dewhurst Stakes
1968 Golden Mean - Royal Hunt Cup
1968 So Blessed - Nunthorpe Stakes
1968 Tudor Music - Gimcrack Stakes
1969 Even Say - Northumberland Plate
1969 Yellow God - Gimcrack Stakes
1969 Prince de Galles - Cambridgeshire
1970 Prince de Galles - Cambridgeshire
1970 Granados - City and Suburban Handicap
1970 Breeders Dream - Champagne Stakes
1971 Random Shot - Chester Cup
1971 Knotty Pine - Ebor Handicap
1971 Wishing Star - Gimcrack Stakes
1972 Crazy Rhythm - Ebor Handicap
1973 Mon Fils - 2000 Guineas
1973 Peleid - St Leger
1975 Hittite Glory - Middle Park Stakes
1978 Roland Gardens - 2000 Guineas

John Profumo, the Tory Government Minister who resigned in 1963 over his affair with Christine Keeler, was an uncle by marriage of Bobby Beasley rider of 1961 Grand National winner Nicolaus Silver

Former World Featherweight Champion Davey Moore (1933-63) was nicknamed Springfield Rifle

Nicky Henderson

Address

Seven Barrows, Lambourn, Hungerford, Berkshire RG17 8UH

Telephone Number 01488 72259

Fax Number 01488 72596

Champion National Hunt Trainer 1985/86, 1986/87

Nicky Henderson Racing Stable on the Map

The first Cheltenham Festival winner for racehorse trainer David Nicholson was Solar Cloud in the 1986 Daily Express Triumph Hurdle ridden by Peter Scudamore at odds of 40/1

Birds Nest won the 1979 William Hill Christmas Hurdle at Kempton Park ridden by Andy Turnell

Celtic Ryde passed the post first but lost the race in the stewards room

Who was the jockey of santa claus in the 1964 epsom derby?

Arthur "Scobie" Breasley

Monsieur l'Amiral a six year old carrying 9 stone 2 lbs trained in France and ridden by Charlie Smirke at odds of 2/1 on won the 1947 Goodwood Cup

wimbledon 1-0 liverpool fa cup final 1988

Wimbledon beat Liverpool 1-0 in the 1988 FA Cup Final at Wembley and the winning goal was scored by Lawrie Sanchez

Dave Beasant of Wimbledon became the first man to save an FA Cup final penalty at Wembley when he saved John Aldridge's 61st minute spot kick and the first goalkeeper to lift the FA Cup as captain

L'Escargot won the 1975 Aintree Grand National ridden by Tommy Carberry

Former US Ambassador to Ireland Raymond Guest was the owner of L'Escargot

Steve Beaglehole was the manager of Doncaster Rovers from November 1991 to December 1993

The 1956 FA Cup Final between Manchester City and Birmingham City was won 3-1 by Manchester City, the game made famous by the heroics of the Man City goalkeeper Bert Trautmann who managed to play the final 15 minutes of the match and receive his winners medal despite having a broken bone in his neck which he sustained earlier in the game whilst making a save at the feet of Birmingham's Peter Murphy

1956 FA Cup Final Teams

1997 Pittsburgh Steelers

Regular Season
Week 1 Aug 31 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 37-7 against Dallas Cowboys

Week 2 Sep 7 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 14-13 against Washington Redskins

Week 3 Bye Week

Week 4 Sep 22 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 29-21 at Jacksonville Jaguars

Week 5 Sep 28 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 37-24 against Tennessee Oilers

Week 6 Oct 5 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 42-34 at Baltimore Ravens

Week 7 Oct 12 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 24-22 against Indianapolis Colts

Week 8 Oct 19 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 26-10 at Cincinnati Bengals

Week 9 Oct 26 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 23-17 against Jacksonville Jaguars (OT)

Week 10 Nov 3 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 13-10 at Kansas City Chiefs

Week 11 Nov 9 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 37-0 against Baltimore Ravens

Week 12 Nov 16 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 20-3 against Cincinnati Bengals

Week 13 Nov 23 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 23-20 at Philadelphia Eagles

Week 14 Nov 30 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 26-20 at Arizona Cardinals (OT)

Week 15 Dec 7 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 35-24 against Denver Broncos

Week 16 Dec 13 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 24-21 at New England Patriots (OT)

Week 17 Dec 21 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 16-6 at Tennessee Oilers

Post Season
Divisional Playoffs January 3 1998 Pittsburgh Steelers Won 7-6 against New England Patriots

Conference Championship January 11 1998 Pittsburgh Steelers Lost 24-21 against Denver Broncos