Lingfield, Leicester – Daily Mirror 01-11-1976
Two late season flat cards, from Lingfield and Leicester, made up the action on Monday November 1st 1976. Download QR
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Two late season flat cards, from Lingfield and Leicester, made up the action on Monday November 1st 1976. Download QR
Haydock and Newmarket on the flat were the main attractions on Saturday October 31st 1970, as firm ground decimated the four jumps cards, including televised Teesside Park. Market Rasen, Towcester,…
It was jumping all the way on Thursday October 28th 1976, with cards at Newcastle, Wincanton and Ludlow to tease punters. Download QR
Huge fields at Nottingham would have given punters a headache on Tuesday October 26th 1971. Plumpton jumpers were the second card of the afternoon. Download QR
Sandown’s Jackpot card was the main feature on Wednesday October 20th 1971. Ayr and Worcester jumpers completed the day. Download QR
Haydock on the flat, and Wincanton jumpers were the two meetings for punters to tackle on Friday October 1st 1971. Download QR
This particular day was requested by regular reader, David Beard, who attended his first Cheltenham meeting on Wednesday September 21st 1977. The other cards that day were on the flat…
Kempton and Ayr hosted the turf action on Friday September 17th 1971. Download QR
Ayr was televised on Wednesday September 15th 1976. Yarmouth and Windsor’s ultra-competitive flat cards were backed up by Worcester jumpers. Download QR
The St Leger at Doncaster was the highlight of Saturday September 11th 1971. The BBC televised card at Newbury offered an alternative for flat fans, with Sedgefield, Newton Abbot and…
Doncaster and Goodwood were televised on Friday September 10th 1976. Newton Abbot over the sticks was the third meeeting. Download QR
Flat racing at WIndsor was the principal meeting on Monday September 6th 1976. Southwell and Hexham jumpers rounded off the day’s sport. Download QR
Sandown, Chester and Ripon were all televised on Saturday September 5th 1970, but Lanark’s Silver Bell card remained as a “you had to be there” event. Download QR
Friday September 3rd 1971 featured two flat cards. A televised meeting at Sandown, plus Chester. Download QR
A televised card from York, and National Hunt at Newton Abbot, provided the turf action on Thursday September 2nd 1976. Download QR
Kempton’s televised card was supported by Warwick and Ripon as August of 1976 concluded on Tuesday the 31st. Download QR
Brighton was the principal meeeting on Thursday August 26th 1971, with Beverley and Yarmouth also racing. Download QR
Haydock’s jackpot card was supported by Beverley and Yarmouth on Wednesday August 25th 1976. Download QR
York’s Ebor Festival took centre stage on Tuesday August 17th 1976, with some top class action on Knavesmire. Folkestone was the second meeting on the day. Download QR
Just the two cards, at Windsor and Leicester, on Monday August 16th 1971. Download QR