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LIVERPOOL
Entrance steeplechase
Steeplechase
,aiS[a„ t f Course
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Grand National
STEEPLECHASE
COURSE
Distance about 4 Miles 856 Yds.
BECHER'S Jst Time round shown — — • —
BROOK
2."*Time round shoion
VALENTINES \»
BROOK
\
£ord^Se/tons\
THORN FENCE
5
THORN FENCE
THORN FENCE
As
well
itself
known
is
a
as
the
Thorn
' Lottery '
Stewards for Races under the Rules of Racing—
THE EARL OF SEFTON
THE EARL OF DERBY, M.C.
THE DUKE OF ROXBURGHE
Stewards for Races under National Hunt Rules—
THE EARL OF SEFTON
THE EARL OF DERBY, M.C.
Sir HUMPHREY DE TRAFFORD, Bart, M.C. THE DUKE OF ROXBURGHE
Stewards' Secretaries under the Rules of Racing—
Brigadier C. B. HARVEY
Brigadier J. Le C. FOWLE
Stewards' Secretary undzr National Hunt Rules—
Lt.-Col. J. M. CHRISTIAN
Handicapper—Mr. D. G. SHEPPARD
Starter—Mr. A. MARSH
Judge—Mr. MALCOLM HANCOCK
Clerk of the Scales—Mr. J. F. CHARLES MANNING
Veterinary Officer—Col. A. P. MACDONALD, M.R.C.V.S.
Veterinary Surgeon—Mr, HENRY SUMNER, M.R.C.V.S., D.V.H.
Medical Officer—Dr. M. G. GARRY
Auctioneer—Mr. J. P. BOTTERILL
Stakeholders—Messrs. WEATHERBY & SONS
Managing Director and Secretary—Mrs. A. R. TOPHAM
Clerk of the Course—Major P. M. BECKWITH-SMITH
Racecourse Offices, Aintree, Liverpool, 9
Telephone : Aintree 3500 and 3550
Telegrams : Chasing, Liverpool.
seventeen
* ,* The Management reserve the right to refuse admission to, or to eject anyone from, the
Enclosure without assigning a reason for so doing.
Racecourse
fence
with
a
natural brook on the far side, which
forever
links
Becher,
a
the
name
renowned
of
rider
Captain
of
his
day, with the Grand National Course
at Aintree.
this
title
won
Becher's Brook annexed
in
from
1839
a
when
field
of
runners, including ' Conrad ' the un­
fortunate mount of Captain Becher.
An artist's impression of the Christening
of
this
world
renowned
Brook
is
the title of the picture depicted on
the
Race
Card
Cover.
NOTICE—IN ALL RACES, every horse must be ridden in front of the
stands before going to the post unless exemption has been obtained under
Rule.
The numbers of the runners, together with the names of the riders, will be exhibited
on the Number Board immediately the preceding race has been run. Any alteration
as to weight, colours or the riding allowance will be shown on the Board 15 minutes
before each race.
TRAINERS are notified that an Official Plater is on duty in the Paddock, near the Horse Gate, in
case of emergency.
PEDIGREES, descriptions and Trainers' names have been added for the convenience of the Public
but are not guaranteed correct.
SELLING RACES—Sales of winners and claims of beaten horses, are subject to the Rules of Racing
governing objections in Selling Races.
SEMAPHORE
SPECIAL NOTICE.—The Start for a race and the "Weighed in " will be sounded by
AN ELECTRIC BELL FROM THE STAND.
BLUE FLAG—" Weighed in." RED FLAG—" Objection." RED AND WHITE FLAG—
" Objection to any other placed horse." WHITE FLAG takes its place if " overruled."
if "sustained " GREEN FLAG. In the event of a Number* being removed a BLACK
AND WHITE FLAG will be hoisted.
APPRENTICES' ALLOWANCES.—RED number on a WHITE board. 7 lb.; BLACK number
on an ORANGE board, 5 lb.; WHITE number on a BLUE board, 3 lb.
In National Hunt races, RED number on a WHITE board denotes 7 lb.; BLACK number on
an ORANGE board denotes 5 lb.; claimed under Rule 121.
Under the Rules of Racing, National Hunt Rules, and the usual Conditions and
Regulations at Liverpool.
FIRST RACE
THE LANCASHIRE HURDLE RACE—Continued
RED BADGE
Two miles, one furlong
A
2
"VJ
THE LANCASHIRE HURDLE RACE of 500 sov.; the second to receive 100 sov.
and the third 50 sov. out of the plate ; for four yrs old only ; 11st 7lb each ; the winner
of a hurdle race value 500 sov. to carry 7lb, of a hurdle race value 1000 sov. 101b extra ; horses that
have not won a hurdle race value 250 sov. allowed 71b, and horses that have not won a hurdle race
allowed 71b in addition ; entrance 4 sov. and 4 sov. extra unless forfeit be declared by Tuesday, March
10th ; two miles, one furlong, over nine flights of hurdles. Declaration of forfeit to Messrs.
Weatherby and Sons only. 67 entries. Forfeit declared for 24. Closed February 3rd, 1953.
st. lb.
Jockey
st. lb.
ALARM CALL
Mrs. Z. E. Lambert
ch c Rising Light—Shah Rang
SINGING DUKE
Mr. H. Linsley
ch c Vanquish—Royal Melody
OSCAR
Mr. John Rogerson
3
b g Donatello II—Ceylon Star
CLADDADOON
Mr. T. H. Bennett
4
b g Quarteroon—Mascotte
DOUBLE OXER
Mr. A. Bernie
5
br c Precipitation—Bullfinch
PINTAIL
Mr. J. P. Bissill
ch. c Torbido—Cornduck
FIERY TORCH
Mr. R. S. Clark
7
ch c Nasrullah—Heala Ray
GALEN
Mr. E. Goddard
b c Nearco—Real
SEVEN BELLS
Mr. H. Holloway
9
ch g Fair Trial—Call Bell
CASTLE DONNINGTON—
10
Mr. H. J. Joel
br c Nearco—Creel
IPSTONE
Mr. Stanhope Joel
11 br c Fairfax—Ripstone
HOT ICE
Col. Lord Joicey
12
b f Iceberg II—Red Garter
GRAND MORNING
13
Mr. Y. J. Kirkpatrick
b c The Phoenix—Morning Dew
MANRICO
Capt. C. Noel Newton
14
ch g Holywell—Love Tie
PIRATE II
Mr. ,J. Olding
15
br c Admiral Drake—Banka
GREY MAGIC
Mrs. P. Reynolds
16
gr g Magic Red—Senora
GITANO
Capt. D. Rogers
17
b f Chamossaire—Gipsy Girl
MIKAEL III
Mr. H. T. Smith
18
b c Admiral Drake—Merry Hope
LORELEY
Mrs. John Thursby
19
ch c Chamoissaire—La Seala
BONNIE SCOTLAND
Mr. J. B. Binmore
b c Jock II—Sunny Dear
2
6
8
20
11
7
11
7
11
7
11
0
11
0
11
0
11
0
11
0
11
0
11
0
11
0
11
0
11
Colours
Trainer
Trainer
Mrs. K. Blackmore
2 | BAFFIN BAY
b c Borealis—Brazen Molly
10
7
Blue, scarlet and white
hooped slvs, scarlet cap
T. F. Rimeli
o n DEVICE
Mr. Arthur Dickinson
b f Devonian—Rebecca
10
7
White, Royal blue hoop,
collar and cuffs, red cap
H. Clarkson
KILKENNY BANK Mr. G. H. Dowty
ch g Fair Tor—Less Stormy
10
7
Scarlet, green slvs, hlvd
cap
Gerald
*)A DONS FLIGHT late G. C. P.
10
^T
Mr. R. W. Estill
b g Donatello II—Ptarmigan
7
Light blue, white cross
belts, brown cap
T. Dent
*•3
Jockey
Colours
Wilson
Black, red and white
striped slvs, white cap
Red and white stripes
H. G.-Bowsher
W. Stephenson
2 5 PERSEUS
Mrs. M. C. Hambro
b g Signal Light—Sportsgirl
10
7
Terra cotta, white sash,
striped cap
N. Hambro
Dark blue, light blue
hped slvs, light blue cap
Sky blue, green slvs,
white cap
Green, red qtd cap,
white sleeves
Straw, blue and straw
qtd. cap
White, red spots, blue
slvs, qtd cap
Royal blue, silver cross
belts, mauve cap
Blue, red sleeves, red
and white qtd cap
Black, scarlet cap
T. Pettiffer
n/ FLORESTAN
Mr. F. J. Honour
& c Astrophel—Green Parrot
10
7
Black and
pink cap
W. Stephenson
^7 LEONIN II
Mr. F. J. Honour
ch c Premier Baiser—Leonora
10
7
White, black spots, scar­
let cap
J. Perry
2g AMBERGATE Mr. M. A. T. Johnson
br g Totaig—Ann's Birthday
10
7
Cerise and black stripes,
white sleeves and cap
G. R. Owen
OQ RICARDO
Mr. T. Marshall
br c Fairfax—Verinka
10 7
Red, black slvs, blue cap
H. Barker
W. Hall
E. Goddard
"Dfl LITTLE SILVER Mr. M. J. Moroney
ch f Devonian—Frimeter
10
7
Mrs. I. M. North
31* BOUBOULE
b g Massinor—Voile d* Amour
10
7
Red, blue and
striped sleeves
On BIGHEAD
Mr. D. F. Oates
b g Sir Walter Raleigh—Splinter
10
7
Green and white (hlvd)
slvs reversed hooped cap
H. Borham
33 BLACKLEGS
Mr. Syd Oxenham
J
b f Bakhtawar—Rocbruenne
10
7
Black, silver seams
G. Potts
Miss Dorothy Paget
•54 BROGAN
J '
br c Ballyogan- -Brave Deal
10
7
Blue, yellow hoop on
body and sleeves, yellow
cap with blue hoop
F. Walwyn
10
7
White, burgundy
monds on body
G. Warren
J. Pearce
S. Parker
J. Bissill
H. Holloway
R. Renton
pink
(qtd),
M. Moroney
white
V. North
Green and pink stripes,
pink cap
Pink, olive green slvs
H. T. Jones
0
Blue, silver slvs black
and scarlet qtd cap
P. Connolly
(In Ireland)
11
0
G. Vergette
Marquis de Portago
3 C ATAL
be Pharis—Djezima
11
0
F. Walwyn
3 / VENGERESSE
Mr. G. C. Taylor
JO
ch f Avenger—Fakhry
Red, black cross belts,
collar and cuffs, qtd cap
W. Lyde
11
0
W. Payne
3 7 MANY MOONS Miss Maxwell Taylor
'
be Sadruddin—Dulcince
Black, green hpd slvs,
green cap
J. Goldsmith
11
0
Brown, yellow hoops,
black cap
Yellow, black hooped
sleeves, black cap
Purple, red sleeves, gold
cap
Scarlet, violet cap
D. Rogers
(In Ireland)
W. Nightingall
"3 0 SCARLET KING
Mrs. T. Tierney
J®
be Sayani—Table due Roi
Red, green stars on body,
qtd cap
M. Feakes
3Q PRIORY WAY
Mr. A. J. Tinker
'
ch g Way In—Coronation Lass
Blue and white hoops
hooped cap
A. Tinker
Af\ LE ROI D'ATOUT S'r Melvill Ward
•v
br c King for Trumps II—La Resistance
Orange,
sleeves
W. Stephenson
11 0
II
0
10
7
J. Wight
Black and gold (halved)
slvs reversed, check cap
Brown, light blue slvs. F. Walwyn
hooped cap
Orange, green cross belts G. R. Owen
and cap
Continued on next page.
A | ERIN GO BRAGH I I
•I
Mr. J. H. Whitney
b c Coastal Traffic—Fair Eire
10
7
sapphire
dia-
blue
Pink, black and white
striped slvs, white cap
G. Balding
y
SECOND RACE
Six furlongs
T H E H Y L T O N PLATE—Continued
GREEN BA^oE
Age st.
Jockey
2
0A
T H E H Y L T O N PLATE (Handicap) of 500 sov.; t h e second t o receive 70 sov. and
" O VF the third 35 sov. out of the plate ; f o r t h r e e y r s old a n d u p w a r d s ; t h e lowest weight
t o be not less than 6st 121b ; a winner, after t h e publication of t h e weights (March 5th, at noon), t o
carry 71b, of two races, o r of a race value 340 sov., 101b extra ; entrance 2 sov., and 3 sov. extra unless
forfeit be declared by Tuesday, March 17th ; s i x furlongs. Declaration of forfeit t o Messrs. Weatherby
and Sons only. 48 entries. Forfeit declared for 9. Closed February 17th, 1953.
Age st.
I P L Y M O U T H FAIR
Mr. G. Ba/lis
*
ch c Admiral's Walk—Fair Music
5
9
lb.
RECALL
Mr. H. D. Waddington
b f Umidwar—Moose Call
Colours
I Scarlet, white
striped cap
sleeves,
R. Laye
O L A N G T O N BRIG Mr. Graham Munro
^
g r c Langton Abbot—Dambrigg
8 II Graham
cap
3
8 10 Salmon pink, grey slvs,
quartered cap
A. Budgett
DERI MAR
Mr. A. M. Budgett
b h Fairway—Lissoleen
tartan,
cerise
A. Vasey
I Primrose, grey sleeves,
cross belts and cap
J. Weymes
Mr. A. C. Kay
23 MAJASA
b g Hyacinthus—Courine
a
7
0 Scarlet emerald spots,
scarlet slvs, blue cap
H. Smyth
Mr. Joseph Shaw
24 EVIPAN
ch h Panorama—Passed O u t
a
6 13 Cerise, black spots, qtd
cap
H. Barker
5
6 13 Cerise,
black sleeves,
white sash and cap
W , Carr
4
6 12 Red. white sash, collar,
cuffs and hooped cap
L. Shedden
3
6 12 Scarlet, black
green cap
J. Weymes
3
6 12 White, red
blue sleeves
9 White, saxe blue collar,
cuffs and cap
G. Armstrong
Ld. Rosebery
RE
5D Og rNhOFair
Trial—Torbeid
6
8
3 Primrose and rose hoops,
rose cap
J. Jarvis
z FIRST C O N S U L
Mr. M. Kingsley
°
b h Blue Peter—Malmaison
a
8
5 Black and
pink cap
(qtd)
W . Stephenson
Mr. John Hamer
25 GR1MALDI
ch c Nearco—Farce
C O M I N G Mrs. M. Wilson
26 FRIGATE
b f Flamenco—Sail On
7 INDUBITABLY
Mrs. James V. Rank
'
b g Admiral's Walk—Subrosa
5
8
5 Royal blue and primrose
(qtd) primrose sleeves,
blue cap
W . Nightingall
O U R N E E N Mrs.
27 M bAfVResenda—Damaris
RANGER
Lady Joicey
8 RED
b g Bois Roussel—Shrimp Sauce
a
8
4 Buff, dark blue sleeves,
quartered cap
R. Peacock
Q ALORMINA
Mr. E. Wanless
'
b e Royal Phoenix—Taormina's Hope
4
8
4 Light blue, pink slvs
N. Seobie
I A S P R I N G DAY
Mr. R. M. Leech
• v'
b e Sermon—Corrievrechan
4
8
3 Dark grey, silver grey
cross belts, and hoop
W . Easterby
I I Q U I V E R II
Mr. T. A. Hill
I*
b o r b r g Priam II—Sagitta
5
8
3 Amber, light blue cross
belts, and hoop on cap
J. Mason
I 3 PALPITATE
Mr. Fred Armstrong
•
ch c Pandemonium—Tillborough
4
8
3 Cerise and white diagonal F. Armstrong
stripes, white cap
* 1 3 EL CAPITAN
Mr. J. B. McNickle
• •+
b h Donatello II—Money Down
a
8
2 Green, plum cap, white
hoop
Mrs. E. Gilbert
I^STRATOLIGHT
ch c Golden Cloud- -Celestial Light
5
8
I IT F U R BABY
Mr. B. G. S. Cayzer
' *•'
b e Mirza II—Fair Pass
3
7 13 Sea greet, brown collar,
cuffs and cap
C. Elsey
4
7
9 Pink, light blue hooped
sleeves, hooped cap
R. Ward
ESPOIR
Mr. A. Hawtrey
ch c Golden Cloud—Shalimar
4
7
8 Chocolate, light blue hp,
and armlets, qtd cap
R. Ward
IO FOURWAY
Mrs. E. Goldson
*0
b e Pappageno I—Outspan
3
7
7 Pale blue, red cap and
chevron sash
W . Dutton
|9 S H A N D R I M Q U E E N Mr. G. Wilcox
b r f Dilawarji—Shandrim Lass
5
7
3 Lemon, mauve sleeves,
white cap, mauve hoop
E. Duffy
17
C o n t i n u e d o n n e x t page.
L. G. Burley
ID
Mr.
28 A Mb Af Birkhan—Loughbeg
N. Scobie
P. Vasey
7
8
I Blue, silver hoop, strpd
cap
3 Black, red and amber
hoops, red and black
quartered cap
4
4
pink
3 Black, tarcan cap
C. Elsey
ITONA
Mr. A. Duckett
22 A RgrCgHEnglish
Archer—Bessarona
A MAROON
Mr. Walter Harris
~
ch c Signal Light—Marlotte
I / S I R !U S
Mrs. J. E. Coles
• v
b e Spodassin—Princess Beautiful
7
Trainer
Colours
C. Hutchinson
b c Pampas Grass —Bellecroix
21
Jockey
3
TT
20 B R A W N Y S C OMr.
H.
lb.
A. Maiden
sleeves,
diamonds,
D. Bulien
29 T W O FIFTYMrs.
3
6 12 Black, white circles, red
cap
R. Colven
E N W A T T L E Mrs. Z. Colven
30 G OchLcDHunsingore—Cherchey
la Dame
3
6 12 Oxford and Cambridge
blue stripes, purple cap
R. Colven
31 b f Solferiono—Avila II Mr. F. Adams
UR JULIE
Mr. R. Fenton
32 O ch
f Coup de Lyon—Ourina
3
6 12 Red and white stripes,
quartered cap
C. Bowser
3
6 12 Scarlet, green
black cap
R. Fenton
Mrs. E. G. Williams
33 SILVERGREEN
gr f Nakamuro—Invitation
Mr. J. W . Hartley
34 OVERDALE
b c Watling Street—Leonora
B.
Mr. J. C . Berwick
35 B UchS Yc Denturius—Tinawych
HUNTER
Mr. J. Hood
36 RIVER
ch g The Pelican—Wild Vixen
A EMPEROR
Mr. L. Edgard
37 L EbOcDWinterhalter—Just
a Memory
3
6 12 Light blue, scarlet slvs,
hooped cap
J. B. Powell
5
6 12 Cerise, white slvs, cerise
cap
G. Armstrong
5
6 12 Gold, Navy blue epau­
lets and cap
J. Walsh
6
6 12 Light blue and chocolate
(hlvd) white slvs and cap
A. Greenshields
5
6 12 Red and white (halved)
slvs
reversed, yellow
chevron and cap
H. Storey
Mrs. E. M. Cousins
38 RIVOCK
ch h Fair Trial—Scarlet River
L LIGHT
Mr. T. Kelso
39 J OblY mF UEight
Thirty—Sainte Anne II
a
6 12 Blue, white stars, blue
cap
H. Cousins
a
6 12 Yellow, brown qtd cap
J. Dixon
Anne Morgan-Kilner
ch f Greek Star—Cara Rossa
• C o r r e c t e d u n d e r r u l e 83
sleeves,
3ATHIRD RACE
3-15
About four miles
and 856 yards
BLUE BADGE
The GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE
(Handicap) of 10 so v^ each, 50 sov. extra if left in after Tuesday, February 3rd, v/ith an additional 43
sov. if left in after I uesday, March 10th, with 6000 sov. (including a trophy value 500 sov.) add 2d ;
second to receive.10%, third 5%, and fourth 2{% of the whole stakes ; for six yrs eld and upwards
which, up to or on the day of closing, have been placed first, second, or third by the judge in a steeple chase of
any distance at Aintree, Liverpool (this does not include such steeple chases run at the December Meeting
on the Mildmay Course), or which have won a steeple chase of three miles or upwards of the advertised value
of 500 sov., or with at least 250 sov. added to a sweepstakes (or the equivalent in foreign distances and
money), or which have won any steeple chase value 400 sov. to the winner (or the eqji/alent in foreign
money), selling races in every case excepted ; weights published January 29th, at noon ; the highest
weight to be not more than 12st 7lb, and the lowest weight not less than 10st ; the GRAND
NATIONAL COURSE, about four miles and 855 yards. Declara.io i of forfeit to Ma;srs.
Weatherby and Sons only. 73 entries, 60 so/, forfeit declared for 13 and 10 sov. forfeit declared for 16.
Closed January 6th, 1953.
*** The trainer of the winner will receive a Cup value 50 sov. and the rider of the winner a Cup value
25 sov.
" There will be a Parade for this race.
VALUE TO WINNER £9255 10s.
Jockey
Age st. lb.
Colours
Trainer
D.V.Dick / I MONT TREMSLANT
7 12 5 Blue, yellow hoop on F. Walwyn
X
>\ V
Miss Dorothy Paget
body and slvs, yeilow cap
ch g Gris Perle—Paltoquette
with blue hoop
9 STOnHilS/iD Mr. Clifford Nicholson 9 12 0 Grey, scarlet slvs, collar, W. Hall
b o r b r g Pactolus—Stormchild
braid and cap
"2 ViU, T N fiVSWit
Capt. T. D. Wilson 11 11 7 Royal blue, yellow slvs N. Crump
J
b g Sun Yat-Sen—Hopeful Lass
and cross belts, qtd cap
45^r.<P.K.TArrTig?
7 11 6 Blue, yellow hoop on F. Walwyn
•
Miss Dorothy Paget
body and sleeves, yellow
ch h Snake Lightning—Castlemaine
cap with blue hoop
R. Curran
C CARDINAL ERROR
Lady Joicey 9 11 5 Buff, dark blue sleeves, J. Wight
"r
b g His Reverence—Etna May
qtd cap
Mr. R.
( £ CLONCARRiG
Mr. W. S. Dugdale 13 11 5 White, black slvs, rose F. Walwyn
McCreery Vjy
br g Bidar—Miss Dulcie
cap
B. Marsjiall^^S' EARLY MIST
Mr. J. H. Griffin 8 11 2 Blie and red (halved) M. V. O'Brien
yft?
'
ch g Brumeux—Sudden Dawn
yellow slvs, blue, red and (In Ireland)
yellow qtd cap
P. Chisman
0 CUSHENDUN
Mrs. L. Brotherton 8 11 0 Blue and silver (halved) R. Renton
br g Steel-Point—Irish Act
blue slvs, scarlet cap
Q SOLO II
Mrs. E. K. Wheeler 10 11 0 White, red aces and cap J. Goldsmith
'
br h Deiri—Serenade IV
R. Morrow J A WHISPERING STEEL
8 10 13 Royal blue, white hoop A. Kilpatrick
Mr. F. H. Curnick
and armlets, white cap,
b g Steel-Point—Boltown
blue spots
Mr. H.
| j LAND FORT
Mr. Harvey Oliver 9 10 12 Blue and cerise stripes, T. F. Rimeil
1
Oliver, jun.
b g Landscape Hill—Fort Defiance
hooped slvs. qtd cap
R. Francis
| 9 SENLAC HILL
Lord Bicester 8 10 10 Black, gold slvs, red cap G. Beeby
1
ch g King Hal—Bartilast
C. Grassick | g QUITE NATURALLY
9 10 8 Amber, brown collar, W. T. O'Grady
Mrs. W. T. O'Grady
qtd cap
(In Ireland)
ch g Tartan or Young Chevalier—
Pats Princess
T. Cusack
IGLEN FIRE
Mr. S. Mercer 10 10 8 Black, white slvs, yellow S. Mercer
b g Tartan—Fire Alarm
cap
Mr. P. B.
| ^ KNUCKLEDUSTER .
9 10 8 Black and light blue P. PayneBrowne
Mr. P. B. Browne
halved) black slvs and Gallwey
b g Cariff—Flying Rose
cap
P. A. Farrell/ 1 1 z WITTY
Mr. Clifford Nicholson 8 10 5 Grey, scarlet slvs, collar, W. Hall
1u
b g Foroughi—Brown Wings
braid and cap
Continued on next page.
(Q)'
THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE—Continued
Age st. lb.
Colours
( 7 PARASOL II
Mr. A. A. Walton 8 10 4 Navy blue, white stripe
and spots on black cap
*'
br m Soldado dam by Skilligatee
Mrs. J. A. Wood 13 10 3 Chocolate, mustard hoop
OVERSHADOW
on body, mustard cap
2 r S Overthrow—Tetrarc.hia
M.
C 1 Q^ORDNANCS
Mr. W. J. Rimeil 7 10 3 Vermilion, silver grey
sash, armlets and cap
ScudamorMJ&/ br g Bakhtawar—Arsenal
Kv
9A LARRY FINN
Mr. B. Bealby 9 10 2 Old gold, scarlet sash
and hooped cap
Thompson
b g Bagman, dam by Johnny Roebuck
LITTLE YID
Mrs. E. Truelove 11 10 1 Black and emerald check,
(X
b g Farranjordan—Mafia
yellow cap
SH LIZARD
Lord Sefton 10 10 1 White, primrose sleeves,
black cap
XdS b g Irish Trout—Kike
J UaZuJA*
Mr. C. H. Burn 10 10 1 Royal blue and grey
J. Connolly
stripes, white cap
br g Earlston—Tyroe Lady
R. Emery
. DrtOWH JACK 'III
9 10 1 Blue, red striped sleeves,
Duque de Alberquerque
qtd cap
br g Jim Newcombe—Atlanta II
E. Reavey
ROMAN FIRE
Mrs. H. R. Marsh 10 10 1 Scarlet and white check,
scarlet sleeves and cap
br g Tiberius—Firey Light
T.
BOG WAT6U
Mr. Arthur Lloyd 12 10 1 White, yellow sleeves
and cap
Brookshaw
br g Black Watch—Claimed
WAIT AND SEE
Mrs. E. Taylor 8 10 1 Green, red cross belts,
white cap
b g Overthrow—Lady Standfast
9 10 1 Scarlet, green sleeves,
ARMOURED KNIGHT
Mr. G. H. Dowty
white cap, green hoop
b g Steel Point—Kerry Dancer
10 10 0 Bottle green, primrose
R. E. Jenkins
PEARLY PRINCE
Mr. A. E. Leigh Boulter
hooped slvs, white cap
b g Artists Prince, dam believed to be
Purley
J. Foster
BAIRE .
Mr. M. L. Marsh 7 19 0 Violet and white check,
white cap
b h Amador—Double Call II
8 10 0 Old gold, dark blue slvs,
CREAM OF THE BORDER
Wilkinson
Mr. G. B. Mackie
tartan sash, black cap
ch g Trizo—Devonshire Cream
S. Barnes
HEAD CREST
Mr. G. H. Dowty 7 10 0 Scarlet, green slvs, hlvd
b or br m. Headway—Cresserelle
cap
P. J. Doyle
LUCKY DOME
Mr. J. A. Wood 7 10 0 Black, white cross belts,
white slvs, white cap,
br g Domaha—Lucky Pat
black spots
J. Boddy
UNCLE BARNEY
Mr. H. Bannister 10 10 C Blue, lilac slvs, lilac and
white qtd cap
b g Resenda—Dublin City
OLD KENTUCKY
9 10 0 Pink, black and white
Mr. J. H. Whitney
striped slvs, white cap
br g Boswell—Orlation (Foaled in
U.S.A.)
D. Leslie
GRAND TRUCE Mr. J. D. Pickering 9 10 0 Light blue, dark blue
diamond and cap
b g Flag of Truce—Grandma
Mr. E. Maggsgy STEEL LOCK
Mr. E. Maggs 9 10 0 Black, white spots, yel­
low cap
br g Steel Point—Frisky Lass
T. Cullen
DESIRE
Mr. C. C. Cameron 12 10 0 Green, maroon collar
and hoops on body, qtd
b g Colombo—Isolda
cap
A. Mullins
HIERSA
Mrs. A. Warman 8 10 C Royal blue, yellow hlvd
gr h Pamoas Grass—Seda
slvs and peak of cap
Mr. G. B.
40 CAESAR'S WIFE Mr. G. B. Rogers 11 10 0 Navy blue, red cross
Rogers
belts on back, striped
gr m Tiberius—Borrow
sleeves, red cap
Mr. J. Seely A I *PARSOMSHHr.L
Mr. J. Seely 14 10 0 Brown, black slvs and
®
hr z(7 Rrnwn
cap
br
Brown ImsfAi
Jester—Pillion Girl
A. Benson 49 HAPPY DAYS
Mr. J. S. Kirkham 13 10 0 White, red ' V ' back
and front, blue cap
ch g Maltravers—Joy for Ever
S. McComb A7 PUNCHESTOWN STAR
9 10 0 Light green, dark green
Mr. J. G. Greenaway
hoops, qtd cap
br h Bidar—English Summer
jOCKC/
Mr. A.
Cughton
M. Mkher
18
A. Walton
C. Magnier
(!n Ireland)
T. F. Rimeil
N. Crump
R. Renton
H. Nicholson
23'
24'
25
26
27
28
29
G. Balding
30
31
32
33
34
35
J. B. Powell
36
P. Cazalet
J. Bissill
G. R. Owen
G. Archibald
Gerald
Wilson
E. Wright
A. Paton
Gerald
Wilson
M. V. O.'Brien
(In Ireland)
H. Clarkson
G. Balding
G. R. Owen
E. Maggs
38
McMullen
39
T. Hanbury
G. Rogers
J. Seely
E. Gifford
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PROPOSED
MOTOR
FOURTH RACE
RACING CIRCUIT
It is now officially announced that plans have been drawn
up to establish a motor-racing circuit at Aintree.
It is hoped that
this will be the finest in Great Britain, if not the world, so that the
public will have motor racing at Aintree of a standard as pre­
dominant as is the Grand National in the steeplechasing world.
The stands and other facilities here will provide a unique
standard of accommodation at motor race meetings, with the entire
track of 3 miles visible to the public, a feature available at no other
motor track.
The plan overleaf shows the situation of the track
in relation to the existing racecourse, from which it will in no
way detract, and the sanction of the Jockey Club and National
Hunt Stewards has been given.
The plan already has the approval
of the Town and Country Planning Authorities and those of
The Lancashire County Council and West Lanes Rural
District
Council and now awaits the necessary building licence.
Motor-
racing will take place at intervals during the summer months on
Saturdays only. Contrary to rumour, there is and never has been
any intention to have Sunday racing.
Ona mile
YELLOW BADGE
THE CUNARD HANDICAP, a Plate of BOO sov.; the second to receive 70 sov.
and the third 35 sov. out of the plate ; for three yrs old and upwards ; the lowest
weight to be not less than 7st ; a winner, after the publication of the weights (March 5th, at noon),
to carry 71b, of two races, or of a race value 303 sov., 101b extra ; entrance 2 sov., an J 3 sov., extra
unless forfeit be declared by Tuesday, March 17th ; one mile. Declaration of forfeit to Messrs.
Weatherby and Sons only. 40 entries. Forfeit declared for 7. Closed February 17th, 1953.
Colours
Trainer
Jockey
Age st. lb.
| GOOD DEED
Miss Dorothy Paget 4 9 7 Blue, yellow hoop on F. Walwyn
•
ch c Signal Light—Donation
body and slvs, yellow
cap with blue hoop
COCK OF THE NORTH
4 9 5 Blue, primrose chevrons, S.Hall
Mr. G. N. Marsden
back and front
b c Borealis—Precocity
SCARLET EMBLEM Mr. C. W. Be!! 5 9 3 Brown, Eton blue hoop W. Nightingali
ch c The Phoenix—Scarlet River
body and slvs, blue cap
LLANSTEPHAN
Mr. J. L. Jarvis 5 9 3 Chocolate, pink sleeves
J. Jarvis
ch c Dante—Gadabout
USHER
Mr. Malcolm Smith a 8 7 White, violet sash, gold
br g Umidwar—Justice
cap
ORMEN
Mr. C. Olliff-Lee 6 8 7 White, red striped slvs, J. B. Powell
cn h Owen Tudor—Firanek
bl je an J white check cap
THE MOKE
Mrs. N. L. Cheatle 6 8 7 Yellow, black si/;, black W. Stephenson
ch g Vigorous—Karoo Maid
and red quartered cap
THE TWELFTH
5 8 7 Navy blua and canary L. Shedden
Major G. A. Renwick
hoops, scarlet cap
b c Dastur—Hyland Heather
CELEBRATE
Major G. M. Harbord 6 8 4 Blue, primrose sleeves, J. B. Powell
ch h Hyperion—Buoyant
pri nr.se cap, blue pots
HARMOZAN
Mr. H. E. A Jones a 8 0 Scarlet, cream collar, J. Mason
10 b h Turkhan—Serelia
cuff;, armlets and hoop
on cap
NEWTON HEATH
Mr. A. Bird 6 7 13 Crimson, gold crossbelts, J. Pearce
b h Grandmaster—Flying Star
striped cap
BEAMSONG
Mr. R. Thornton 6 7 12 White, black hoop,
J. Dixon
12
br m English Archer—Singobeam
fuchsia hoops, armlets,
blue cap
BOB JUNIOR
Mr. J. Hetherton 3 7 12 Flame, green collar, cuffs, C. Elsey
13
br c Bobsleigh—Benjamine
quartered cap
ROWLEY
Mr. A. Wilson-Filmer 5 7 Ii White, green sleeves, P. Taylor
14
br c Khosro—Crown Imperial
red cap
MISS TRUCKLE Mr. H. Kouyoumdjian 5 7 10 Red, yellow and green J. Davis
15 b f Shahpoor—Truckle
hoops, yellow cap
SCARLET KING
Mrs. T. Tierney 4 7 9 Red, green stars on body, M. Feakes
16 b c Sajain—Table du R A
cuirtered cap
CALYDON III
Majjr A. C. Straker 5 7 9 EUck, lilac cap
E. Davey
17
br g Maravedis—Calyce
RUB-A-DUB
Mr. T. H. Degg 6 7 9 Mustard, red and white J. Gosden
18 b m Khosro—Rispana
hooped slvs, and cap
QUIET THINKING
4 7 9 Sky blue, gold sleeves, J. Pearce
19
Mr. W. S. Thornton
brown cap, gold hoop
b f Cxracalla II—Grand Advice
TELEPHONE BOY
a 7 6 Green, gold striped slvs, J. Mason
Mr. J. Priestley
check cap
b g Ormenus—Come Closer
RED BRAE
Mr. J. Bell a 7 4 Yellow, brown qtd cap J. Dixon
21
ch g Brumeux—Zolotaia
ROYAL ENSIGN Mr. Syd Oxenham 4 7 I Black, silver seams
G. Potts
b f Flag of Truce—Border Queen
CANNY LAD
Mr. R. Booth 4 7 0 Scarlet, gold crossbelts, J. Weymes
gr c The Pelican—Grey Layton
black and gold qtd cap
MUSTHEARN
Mr. H. Storey 6 7 0 White, black crossbelts, H. Storey
br m Mustang—Strathearn
check cap
E«iv
20
22
24
Continued on next page.
V
= !
THE CUNARO HANDICAP—Continued
Jockey
Mr. H. W. Bellamy
25 STARLATA
ch h Startled- -Articulata
PRIDE Mr. R. L. Whiteley
26 WARRENS
br h Nasrullah—Das Ojos
JOAN'S RESORT
27 b f Birikan—Crevice Mr. E. Cousins
a
28 CATHERINE THE
5
29
30
31
32
33
FIRST
Mr. D. Wilson
b f Harroway—Chantage
HONEYBiRD
Mr. M. Cowley
br f Honeyway—Windsor Soap
AMAID
Mr. A. Maiden
b f Birikan—Loughbeg
NITTICAR
Mr. W. Bower
br c The Phoenix—Thrust
NANCY MILLER
Mr. H. D. Waddington
b f Coup de Lyon—Jodhpur
PRETTY FAIR
Mr. R. C. Ward
lb.
Colours
0 Blue and white check.
primrose slvs, blue and
primrose quartered cap
7 0 Black, pale blue sleeves,
dark blue cap
7 0 Beige, blue slvs, striped
cap
7 0 Blue, gold slvs, black and
white hooped cap
Age st.
6 7
4
Fir fH RACE
P. Doherty
R. Blake
H. Cousins
H. Barker
3
7
G. Potts
3
7
D. Bullen
0 Green, gold slvs, white
cross belts
0 White, red diamonds,
blue sleeves
3 7 0 Gold, green circle,
scarlet cap
3 7 0 Black, red and amber
hoops, red and black
quartered cap
3 N.Q.
4-15 Race
9.
1 O.
11.
1 2.
1 3.
1 4.
1 5.
1 6.
17.
D O U B L E
One mile
50
Jockey
st. lb.
8
LIBATOR
Mr. I. Guise
ch f Gustator—June Jinks
WHIPPY
Mr. R. S. Clark
bl or ro f Talon—Ancona
SHINING KNIGHT
Mrs. C. B. Robinson
b c Prince Chevalier—Djerida
MONSIEUR ISY
Mr. W. Satinoff
bl or br c Monsieur PAmiral—
Port Ahoy
LIVE SPIRIT
Mrs. M. Bailey
ch c Vigorons—Sheet Pretence
MEGALITHIC
Mr. A. G. Samuel
gr c Migoli—Lowood Lass
MOLYNEUX
Mr. F. W. Dennis
b c Mieuxce—Rose of Tudor
DESERT GIRL
Miss Dorothy Paget
b f Straight Deal—Yashmak
9
7
9
S
8 II
8 II
8
9
1 9.
GAYMORIN
2 0. AIRMARK
2 1.
22.
23.
24.
25.
CASALIS
WINNERiSH
HYDEONIAN
ALFA-ROMEO
QUEEN OF
SPEED
0
21
23
24
25
striped
7
3
18'
Marks
HYDEONIAN
Mr. R. Ollerenshaw
cr c Hyperion—Rhodean
ALFA-ROMEO
Mr. A. J. Thomas
b c Nearco—Alfane
QUEEN OF SPEED
Mr. H. J. Joel
b f Blue Train—Bishopscourt
Cherry, canary
slvs, canary cap
Black, white sash and
slvs, gold cap
Black and yellow hoops,
green cap
Slate blue, white stpd
slvs, and spots on cap
Blue, yellow hoop on
body and sleeves, yellow
cap with blue hoop
Black, red, white and
blue striped slvs, hpd cap
Grey and black stripes,
white cap
Black and amber hoops,
white cap
Black, scarlet cap
10'
Mrs. O.
22 WINNERISH
br f Harroway—Guiding Light
Trainer
7 12
| SOCIETY'S WAY Mr. G. C. Plummer
b f Kingsway—Society's Vote
| ADAM t H E GARDENER
Mr. R. F. Berry
br c Happy Landing—Dunderry
| I RAMI N
Major T. G. N. Bardwel!
11
b g Nakamuro—Fair Comet
I n ARCTURUS
Mr. Stanhope Joel
1 ^
ch c Niccolo Dell'Area—Early Light
I 1 CHARTAIR
Lord Sefton
J
ch <^Chamossalre—Chart Room
I A WARBLING
Mr. Anthony Green
be Watling Street—T weets
I C BRONX
Mr. W. Holmes
1
b g Mieuxce—Anne Bronte
I & SAYONARA
Mr. C. V/. Bell
'u
b f Layajirao—Bodice
I 7 NASRETTA
Mr. P. Bull
1 '
ch f Nasrullah—Ann of Es ex
MILLIONAIRE
Lord Milford
ch c Big Game—Wayward Bel le
| Q GAYMORIN
Mrs. P. Lamb
1 z
gr g Vilmorin—Gay Sprite
AIRMARK
Mr. G. H. Richards
gr c Airborne—First Sight
CASALIS
Miss Dorothy Paget
b c My Love—Mrs. Feather
Colours
Blue, white circle,
circle red
cap
Cerise and grey stripes,
qtd cap, blue sash
Delphinium blue, black
star qtd cap
Light blue, cerise sash
and cap
Cerise, white seams, hpd
cap
Blue and white (halved)
red slvs, white cap
Blue, yellow hoop on
body and slvs, yellow cap
with blue hoop
Chocolate, yellow spots
on body
Yellow,
maroon
and
white striped slvs, hpd
cap
Scarlet, white collar and
cuffs, scarlet cap, white
band
Green and pink stripes,
pink cap
White, primrose sleeves,
black cap
White, scarlet disc, green
cap
Red, white spots, striped
slvs and hoop on cap
Brown blue hoop on
body and slvs, blue cap
Cerise, white circle
20
1 8. MILLIONAIRE
WHITE BADGE
SEFTON'S PLATE (Handicap) of 1000 sov.; the second to receive
sov. and the third 75 sov. out of the plate ; for three yrs old only ; the highest
handicap weight to be 9st 71b, and the lowest weight to be not less than 7st ; a winner, after the
publication of the weights (March 5th, at noon), to carry 71b, of two races, or of a race value 500 sov.
101b extra ; entrance 5 sov., and 5 sov. extra unless forfeit be declared by Tuesday, March 17th • one
mile. Declarations of forfeit to Messrs. Weatherby and Sons only. 43 entries. Forfeit declared
for 18. Closed February 17th, 1953.
A. Balding
2 2. IRISH LIZARD
1. MONT TREM8LANT
23. JUST JOE
2. STORMHEAD
24. BROWN JACK I I I
3. WOT NO SUN
25. ROMAN FIRE
4. SHOCK TACTICS
2 6. DOG WATCH
5 . CARDINAL ERROR
27. WAST AND SEE
6. CLONCARRIG
2 8. ARMOURED KNIGHT
7. EARLY MIST
2 9. PEARLY PRINCE
8. CUSHENDUN
3 0. BAIRE
9. SOLO II
31,. CREAM OF THE BORDER
1 O. WHISPERING STEEL
3 2 . HEAD CREST
11. LAND FORT
3 3 . LUCKY DOME
1 2 . SENLAC HILL
34. UNCLE BARNEY
1 3 . QUITE NATURALLY:
3 5 . OLD KENTUCKY
1 4. GLEN FIRE
3 6. GRAND TRUCE
1 5 . KNUCKLEDUSTER
37. STEEL LOCK
1 6. WITTY
3 8. DESIRE
1 7 . PARASOL I I
3 9 . HIER3A
1 8 . OVERSHADOW
4 0 . CAESAR'S WIFE
1 9 . ORDNANCE
4 1 . PARSONSHILL
20. LARRY FINN
42. HAPPY DAYS
2 1 . UTTLE YID
4 3 . PUNCHESTOWN STAR
LIBATOR
WHIPPY
SHINING KNIGHT
MONSIEUR ISY
LIVE SPIRIT
MEGALITHIC
MOLYNEUX
DESERT GIRL
4™ " | K . !
P. Vasey
TO-DAY'S DAILY DOUBLE
3-15 Race
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
D A I L Y
0
J. Davis
J. Lawson
H. Peacock
H. Wallington
H. Clarkson
R. Poole
J. Fawcus
F. Walwyn
T. Dent
J. Gaskell
W. Stephenson
R. Ferryman
H. Persse
B. Bullock
H. Peacock
W. Nightingall
C. Elsey
J. Jarvis
J. B. Powell
R. Ferryman
F. Walwyn
J. B. Powell
J. Pearce
S. Mercer
C. EJsey
SIXTH RACE
One mile, five furlongs
PINK BADuE
THE MAGHULL STAKES—Continued
Jockey
A
A
THE MAGHULL STAKES of 2 sov. each, and 3 sov. extra unless forfeit be declared
by Tuesday, March 17th, with 200 sov. added ; the second to receive 10% and the
third 5% of the whole stakes ; for three yrs old and upwards which have not won a race (selling
races excepted) up to the time of starting ; three yrs old to carry 7st 6lb, four, 9st, five and upwards,
9st 5lb ; mares allowed 3lb ; one mile, five furlongs. Declaration of forfeit to Messrs. Weatherby
and Sons only. 59 entries. Forfeit declared for 16. Closed February 17th, 1953.
4"4U
Jockey
VALUE TO WINNER £374 19s.
Age st. lb.
Colours
I SUN CLASP
Mr. E. O. Board man 5 9 5 White, black cross belts,
check cap
•
b g Sol Oriens—Buckle
n LOWLAND LIFE
Mrs. J. Bomford 5 9 5 Green and white stripes,
white sleeves, qtd cap
br g Scottish Union—Sunjoy
5 Yellow, black stars, black
3 SKYREHOLME
Mr. C. F. Booth
sleeves, qtd cap
J
ch g Hastings—Upney Lane
6 9 5 Light blue, navy blue
A WINTER CHIMES
stars and cap
"
Mr. Joseph Bowness
b g Winterhalter—Distant Bells
JEAN'S FANCY
Mr. Guy Green 5 9 5 Light blue, red spots on
cap
b g Seasick—Moon
SYLVIENNETO
Mr. P. Halperin 5 9 5 Light blue, dark blue
striped sleeves, red cap
b c Alfarey—La Fontenille
7 CHATHAM
Mr. C. Knott 5 9 5 Pink, gold spots, blue
collar and cuffs, red and
'
ch g Admirals Walk—Portbelle
yellow quartered cap
Mr. M. L. Marsh a 9 5 Violet and white check,
O LOWER PARK
white cap
° br g King Legend- Colorado Maid
Q HAVALL
Mr. M. L. Marsh 5 9 5 Violet and white check,
white cap
'
Harroway—Valiant Lady
bbe
g HarrowayMr. A. Head 6 9 2 Red, sky blue sleeves and
| Q ABIGAIL
cap
b m Bolingbroke—Yoke
FLYING OVER Mr. G. W. M. Miller 5 9 2 Primrose, light green
slvs and spots on cap
b f Flyon—Dover Girl
n LEODA PRINCESS Mr. J. E. Roberts 5 9 2 White, black cross belts,
check cap
*
b f Dilawarji—Lenghmor •'
I -i CAVALIERO II
Mr. C. W. Bell 4 9 0 Brown, blue hoop body
and sleeves, blue cap
'J
be Vatellor—Calpurnia
BAFFIN BAY
Mrs. K. Blackmore 4 9 0 Pale blue, scarlet and
white hpd slvs, scarlet cap
b c Borealis—Brazen Molly
1 C WADDOW
Mrs. L. Brotherton 4 9 0 Blue and silver (halved)
blue sleeves, scarlet cap
'^
b g Epigram—Flashing Eyes
4 9 0 Green, yellow sash, hpd
I / GREAT ADVENTURE
cap
IO
Mr. E. A. Brown
ch g Big Game—Arromanches
I 7 JOHN GULLY
Mrs. D. Burton 4 9 0 Yellow, orange slvs and
*'
be Challenge—Silvonessa
4 9 0
I Q GLORIOUS TWELFTH
IU
Mr. J. E. Hartley
gr g Cadanezzo—Fading Glory
IQ POLLUX III
Mr. D. S. Herbert 4 9 0 Light green and grey
(qtd) green sleeves, light
*'
be Macaron—Gloria II
blue cap
5
6
II
K
SOU
Mr. W.
20 KARI
b c Souverain—Karina II
Holden
4
9
0 Pink and black stripes,
black sleeves, orange cap
Continued on next page.
Trainer
H. Storey
N. Crump
H. Cousins
J. Pearce
E. Goddard
W. Stephenson
J. B. Powell
J. B. Powell
J.Hammonds
J. Marshall
H. Storey
W. Nightingall
T. F. Rimell
R. Renton
R. Ward
J. Bullock
W. Easterby
H. Clarkson
Age st. lb.
Colours
4 9 0 White, black spots, black
and white hpd red cap
4 9 0 Green and chocolate hps,
chocolate cap
23 POOR BACHELOR
—-—
Mrs. J. Post 4 9 0 Black, gold hoop, white
ch c Shahpoor—Blonde Maid
sleeves and collar, gold
and white qtd cap
94 MON ROY II
Mr. D. Prenn 4 9 0 Gold, red striped slvs,
ch h L'Aligote—Reine d'Amour
check cap
OUT OF THE BLUE
4 9 0 Primrose, light blue hpd
Mr. W. J. Robinson
slvs, cerise and white qtd
b c Torbido—Blue Seal
cap
EL CHICHE
Mr. E. C. Stott
0 Champagne, maroon hp,
ch c Niccolo Dell'Arca—Golden Kopje
collar, cuffs and check cap
LIGHT OF THE ORIENT
4 8 11 Maroon, green crossbelts
Mr. T. F. M. Corrie
and sleeves
b f Lighthouse II—Chinese Character
9fi REVLON
Lady Decies 4 8 11 White cyclamen sash and
^
ch f Reynard Volant—Ad Hoc
cap, with white
9Q PAST LOVE
Mr. P. Hatvany 4 8 11 Brown and green stripes,
b f Prince Chevalier—Girton Girl
brown sleeves and cap
•Df) PRECIOUS GOLD
4 8 11 Amber and green (hlvd)
Mrs. P. E. Houghton
red cap
b f Midas—Ron's Pet
n I LEONIN II
Mr. F. J. Honour
1
ch g Premier Baiser—Leonora
99 LORD FOX
H. H. Aga Khan
b c Vatellor—Foxtail
Trainer
J. Perry
M. Marsh
J. Davis
J. Goldsmith
25
W. Dutton
26
A. Balding
27'
F. Clark
W. Lyde
W. Wightman
W. Hide
"2 I YNYS
Prince Aly Khan 4 8 11 Green, red sash
H. M. Hartigan
*
br f Owen Tudor—Titbit
(In Ireland)
"39 KINDORA
Mr. R. D. Peacock 4 8 II Peacock blue, black slvs, R. Peacock
b f King Legend­ -D'Oraine
white cap
's "3 MORPHISE
Mr. L. I. Wilson 4 8 11 Red, gold star, white H. Golightly
gr f Tornado—Chuchoteuse
hpd slvs, black and white
qtd cap
04 WIDGEON GRASS
3 7 6
P. PayneMiss A. Barber-Starkey
Galwey
br g Punt Gun—Flora
DC GLOSTER HILL
Mr. R. Dand 3 7 6 Black and white hoops,
be Rising Light—Alt Gorm
crimson slvs, purple cap Fenningworth
"DZ CHOIR MASTER Mr. I. R. Edwards 3 7 6 Red, green hoops, qtd W. Hide
be Atout Maitre—Le RossignoI
cap
•37 TREE FOX
Mr. R. M. Jowitt 3 7 6 Olive green, purple slvs, L. Shedden
J'
be Bois Roussel—Foxnet
hooped cap
•DO ROYAL TRIMDON
3 7 6 Blue, white cross belts, H. Clarkson
Mr. Harold Price
red, white and blue cap
b c Trimbush—Rose Royal
DQ BOIGOLI
Mrs. J. S. Taylor 3 7 6 Salmon pink, sea green W. Dutton
J'
br c Migoli—Davari
sleeves and cap
Aft DORMOUSE
Mr. B. Gething 3 7 3 Dark green, red cross E. Davey
v
'
b f Dornot—Fair Princess
belts and striped sleeves,
black cap
RIVE DOREE
H H. Aga Khan 3 7 3 Green and chocolate hps, H. Hartigan
b f Bois Roussel—Rivaz
chocolate cap
(In Ireland)
49 WONDERFUL
Mr. A. Maiden 3 7 3 White, red diamonds, D. Bullen
ch f Devonian—Wonderland
blue sleeves
AD CAP AND GOWN
3 7 3 Scarlet, Navy blue slvs, W. Easterby
Mrs. H. F. Mumford-Smith
Navy blue cap, scarlet
b or br f Solar Prince—School Teacher
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PRINCIPAL TRAINS
FUTURE MEETINGS
1953
(Week Days)
AUTUMN MEETING
From LIVERPOOL (LIME STREET)
To:—
LONDON
BIRMINGHAM
LEEDS
MANCHESTER
5R25 p.m.
4.17 p.m.
5ROD p.m.
.... 5R00 p.m.
....
10K10 p.m. 12A10 midn't.
5K40 p.m.
7.05 p.m.
7.00 p.m.
8.35 p.m.
6.10 p.m.
7.00 p.m.
From LIVERPOOL (EXCHANGE)
PRESTON
4.25 p.m.
5.00 p.m.
5.45 p.m.
CARLISLE, GLASGOW and EDINBURGH ....
4D25 p.m.
BLACKPOOL and \ 4F25 p.m.* 4K40 p.m. 5LOO p.m.
FLEETWOOD
J 5C45 p.m.*
6.15 p.m.f
MANCHESTER
.... 4.30 p.m.
6.30 p.m.
WIGAN
4.05 p.m.
4.53 p.m. 5E22 p.m.
5.40 p.m.
6E05 p.m. 6.48 p.m.
THURSDAY -
-
5th NOVEMBER
FRIDAY -
-
6th NOVEMBER
SATURDAY -
-
7th NOVEMBER
YULETIDE MEETING
WEDNESDAY
-
-
2nd DECEMBER
THURSDAY -
-
-
3rd DECEMBER
N O T I C E
From LIVERPOOL (CENTRAL)
WARRINGTON, MANCHESTER 4B30 p.m., 5.30 p.m., 6.30 p.m.
The Cinematograph Rights are Reserved
and ALL
•Change at Preston
fChange at Ormskirk and Preston
A—First and Third Class Sleeping Accommodation (Mondays excepted).
B—Buffet Car.
E—Saturdays Excepted.
C—Not to Fleetwood on Saturdays.
F—Saturdays only and not to Fleetwood.
D—Restaurant Car between Preston
R—Restaurant C?r.
and Glasgow.
K—Change at Crewe.
H—Saturdays Excepted and not to Fleetwood. L—Change at Poulton for Blackpool.
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