Daily Mirror – Tuesday 24 April 1979
Epsom and Nottingham flat cards were complemented by Perth over the sticks on Tuesday 24 April 1979. Download QR
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Epsom and Nottingham flat cards were complemented by Perth over the sticks on Tuesday 24 April 1979. Download QR
Sandown flat card, plus Bangor jumpers on Friday 21 April 1972. Download QR
Newmarket and Pontefract flat cards plus remarkably big fields over the sticks at Ludlow and Taunton on Thursday 20 April 1978. Download QR
Newmarket and Ripon on the flat plus Cheltenham jumpers on Wednesday 18 April 1979. Download QR
Flat action at Pontefract was backed up by NH cards at Ludlow, Taunton and Southwell on Thursday 15 April 1976. Download QR
A televised Ascot jumping card, plus Haydock and Hamilton on the flat were the three meetings on Wednesday 11 April 1979. Download QR
All on the flat at Newbury and Beverley on Friday 9 April 1976. Download QR
Big fields at four competitive meetings over both codes on Friday 7 April 1978. Doncaster and Warwick were the flat cards, with Sedgefield and Devon & Exeter over jumps. Download…
Ascot’s traditional post-Aintree midweek card, plus Worcester over jumps, with Haydock and Hamilton Park on the flat on Wednesday 6 April 1977. Download QR
All eyes on Liverpool for the 1974 Grand National on 30 March, so today we look at the Daily Mirror 4-page pullout. Excellent televised cards at Kelso and Towcester were…
Warwick was abandoned, leaving flat at Folkestone and NH at Catterick on Wednesday 28 March 1979. Download QR
Day two of the Lincoln meeting at Doncaster, plus Devon & Exeter jumpers, on Friday 25 March 1977. Download QR
Jumpers at Plumpton, Nottingham and Sedgefield on Tuesday 23 March 1976. Download QR
Plenty of runners and ten televised races at Newcastle, Lingfield and Uttoxeter on Saturday 21 March 1970. Download QR
Newcastle, Lingfield, Chepstow and Uttoxeter were the four meetings on Saturday 18 March 1978 and, due to the abandonment of the final day of the Cheltenham Festival, a few horses…
The Saturday after the festival on 17 March 1973 featured cards at Newcastle, Lingfield, Chepstow and Uttoxeter as thoughts turned to the upcoming Grand National meeting. Download QR
Another mudbath for Gold Cup Day at Cheltenham on Thursday 15 March 1979. The ill-fated Alverton triumphant after the unlucky departure of the brave Tied Cottage. Hexham was the second…
Back in 1975 the Champion Chase was the highlight of the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival. However it was a mudbath that year which led to the first day…
Huge fields at Catterick and Worcester suggested a tough day for punters on Wednesday 9 March 1977. Download QR
Big fields at Windsor, where Aldaniti was declared, with support from Leicester on Monday 5 March 1979. Download QR