Warwick, Folkestone, Sedgefield – Daily Mirror 18-11-1999
Warwick, Folkestone and Sedgefield were the three meetings on Thursday November 18th 1999. Download QR
Birmingham – Daily Mirror 16-11-1954
The Daily Mirror launched new style racecards on Tuesday November 16th 1954. Birmingham was the only race meeting that day. Download QR
Huntingdon, Newbury, Sedgefield – Daily Mirror 09-11-1999
Huntingdon, Newbury and Sedgefield National Hunt meetings provided the action on Tuesday November 9th 1999. Newbury, in particular, suffered small fields due to firm ground. Download QR
Folkestone, Leicester – Daily Mirror 08-11-1965
Monday jumping at Leicester and Folkestone on November 8th 1965, but the highlight of the day’s racing coverage in The Mirror was an intriguing article discussing the possibility that Arkle…
Doncaster, Chepstow, Warwick, Catterick – Daily Mirror 07-11-1981
The 1981 flat season drew to a close at Doncaster with the November Handicap on Saturday 7th. Three excellent National Hunt cards at Chepstow, Warwick and Catterick signalled the onset…
Sandown, Doncaster, Newcastle, Worcester – Daily Mirror 06-11-1971
Fields at Sandown were short on numbers, but not on quality, on Saturday November 6th 1971, as Crisp and Bula were among the declarations at the Esher track. Doncaster, Newcastle…
Doncaster, Uttoxeter, Hexham – Daily Mirror 05-11-1999
Jack Berry’s retirement was the big news on Friday November 5th 1999. Fireworks on the flat at Doncaster, plus jumping at Uttoxeter and Hexham, rounded out the day. Download QR
Plumpton, Hereford – Daily Mirror 03-11-1965
Midweek jumping at Plumpton and Hereford provided opportunities for punters on Wednesday November 3rd 1965. Download QR
Redcar, Exeter – Daily Mirror 02-11-1993
Redcar on the flat, and Exeter jumpers comprised the action on Tuesday November 2nd 1993. Download QR
Haydock, Newmarket, Teesside, Cheltenham, Market Rasen, Towcester – Daily Mirror 31-10-1970
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,…
Ascot, Newmarket, Wetherby, Worcester – Daily Mirror 30-10-1982
You wouldn’t expect the highlight of a Saturday to be a 3-runner chase at Worcester but, when two of the trio were Night Nurse and Wayward Lad, you can see…
Newmarket, Brighton, Wetherby, Towcester – Daily Mirror 29-10-1999
Flat cards at Newmarket and Brighton on Friday October 29th 1999 were supported by high quality jumpers at Wetherby – where Graham Bradley was aiming to have a winning farewell…
Newcastle, Wincanton, Ludlow – Daily Mirror 28-10-1976
It was jumping all the way on Thursday October 28th 1976, with cards at Newcastle, Wincanton and Ludlow to tease punters. Download QR
Nottingham, Plumpton – Daily Mirror 26-10-1971
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
Leicester, Lingfield, Southwell – Daily Mirror 25-10-1993
Leicester on the turf, with Lingfield and Southwell (including AW hurdles) provided the sport on Monday October 25th 1993. Download QR
Newbury, Doncaster, Kelso – Daily Mirror 22-10-1954
Today we go way back to Friday October 22nd 1954, which saw huge fields at Newbury and Doncaster on the flat, as well as a highly competitive jumps card at…
Nottingham, Brighton, Wincanton, Ludlow – Daily Mirror 21-10-1999
Late season flat meetings at Nottingham and Brighton on Thursday October 21st 1999 were complemented by National Hunt cards at Wincanton and Ludlow. Download QR
Sandown, Ayr, Worcester – Daily Mirror 20-10-1971
Sandown’s Jackpot card was the main feature on Wednesday October 20th 1971. Ayr and Worcester jumpers completed the day. Download QR
Sandown, Leicester, Hamilton, Sedgefield – Daily Mirror 19-10-1982
Sandown, Leicester and Hamilton on the flat, and Sedgefield jumpers comprised the action on Tuesday October 19th 1982. Download QR
Folkestone, Ayr – Daily Mirror 18-10-1965
Two National Hunt meetings on Monday October 18th 1965. The now defunct Folkestone, and Ayr in Scotland. Download QR