Daily Mirror – Friday 24 February 1984
Kempton Park and Southwell were the two offerings on Friday 24 February 1984. Download QR
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Kempton Park and Southwell were the two offerings on Friday 24 February 1984. Download QR
Huntingdon was the principal meeting on Tuesday 23 February 1982. An inspection at Sedgefield was needed to determine if the card went ahead. Download QR
Kempton and Stockton cards from Friday 22 February 1980. Download QR
Huntingdon and Sedgefield both hung in the balance on Tuesday 21 February 1984. Download QR
Red Rum was set to carry a welter burden at Catterick on Wednesday 20 February 1974. Windsor was the feature card including the Fairlawne Chase. Download QR
Bula was in action at Windsor in the Fairlawne Chase on Wednesday 19 February 1975. Catterick was the second meeting that day. Download QR
Worcester was reliant on passing a morning inspection to go ahead on Wednesday 18 February 1981. Huge fields at Thurles was the back up meeting for punters. Download QR
Sandown, Newcastle and Fakenham cards from Friday 17 February 1984. Download QR
A very interesting day featuring some future top class horses in the novice chases, as well as some old favourites. Towcester, Newton Abbot and Sedgefield cards from Tuesday 16 February…
Warwick and Carlisle hosted the action on Tuesday 15 February 1977. Download QR
A fabulous televised feast of action on Saturday 14 February 1976. A terrific Schweppes Gold Trophy card at Newbury was supported by Catterick and Wolverhampton. Download QR
A high quality card at Newbury was supported by Sedgefield, if the Durham track passed an inspection, on Friday 13 February 1981. Download QR
Sadly, the weather put paid to Newbury’s excellent Schweppes Gold Trophy card on Saturday 12 February 1983. Ayr was also under threat but Leopardstown was expected to go ahead. Download…
Warwick and Carlisle were the two scheduled meetings on Tuesday 11 February 1975. Download QR
A magnificent star-studded Ascot card on Wednesday 10 February 1982 was a televised treat. A competitive Ludlow meeting provided ample support. Download QR
Red Rum was due to continue his Aintree preparations at Haydock on Wednesday 9 February 1977. Fontwell was the second meeting that day. Download QR
An excellent card at Newbury was supported by Kelso on Friday 8 February 1980. Download QR
Sedgefield was the only prospect of racing on Tuesday 7 February 1978. Download QR
Inspections at Wincanton and Huntingdon put racing in jeopardy on Thursday 6 February 1986. Download QR
Frost threatened the excellent cards at Sandown and Wetherby on Saturday 5 February 1983, although no problems were expected at Stratford for their televised meeting. Download QR