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Sunshine all the way at point-to-point
SAWLEY RACEGOERS will remember 1970 as the year the sun came out. And, just to underline the contrast with the foot-and-mouth gloom and the rain of 1968 and 69, Mister Sunshine romped home in the 3.20. Also, some of the crowds at the Pendle Forest and Craven Hunt Steeplechases had the best of both racing and football worlds by keepin g a close watch on the Cup Final, on portable TV sets,
Quite a number of people had small sets on the roofs f i t a ttmttedp&botoMy,/ OFFER
of their cars or in open bools, and others had their car radios turned oh in an effort to keep up with the match. At one point during the afternoon, the score was called out over the loudspeaker. The Cup Final was probably one of the main reasons
why the number of people at the races was only between eight and nine thousand—less than half the ligurc for previous years.
nisers, the weather forecast for Saturday was not good, and tills would influence people coming from some distance. Sawley Races—as they are
Unfortunately for the orga
Penamiie, .Charlie Cuckoo. Park, Camucca, Ennisnag, Enfant do L’amour, Rexum- ber, Triple Shod, Balilymorn, Massey Gold Cup Ladies’
more commonly known— have not been held for the past two years because of weather and the foot-and- mouth outbreak, and the
on Saturday, there was plenty of interest and excitement. The bookmakers had a poor day, with favourites winning four out of five races. One bookmaker-made up
organisers now have to get their public back again, For those who were there
for this, though, by taking bets on the Cup Final! Miss Ann Greenwood had
Christopher Hindley, Iliad been leading well until the 16 tli jump, when Roman Scandal took the iead, and he was beaten into third place by half a. length by Civilian,'ridden by Mr. M. J. R. Bannister.
a good win on Roman Scan- ■ dal in the first race. P.C. Wren, ridden by Mr.
Open Steeplechase—1, Miss S. A. Greenwood’s Mister Sunshine, ridden by the owner; 2, Mr. T. P. Tate’s Justin Morgan, ridden by Miss F. J. Tate; 3, Mr. J. R. Smith's Tanya V, ridden by Mrs. E. Gardner. Tote 5s. Also ran: Punnion, Cottage Symbol, G o l d e n Wood, Rockaport, Ah Look! Ribblesdaie Trophy Open
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A ■T REPORTER: FIONA BROWN
■three mile® and about 400 yards.
Officials
Masters of hounds: Mr. J. R. Hindley, Mr. W B. Hen derson and Mrs. J. H. G. Macalpine; judge: Major P. E. Hudson; starter: Major J. N. D. Birtwistle; assistant starters: Mr. R. L. Smith and Mr. R. Heaton; clerks of the scales: Mr. F. R. Snowden, Major R E. Heaton, Mr. R. W. Wilkinson, Mi'. B. Aspiu- all and Mr. John T. Scott; hon surgeons: Dr. I. Bower. Dr. B. S. Brewster. Dr. a. D. Cassidy and Dr. G. B. R. Fisher; bon. veterinary sur geons: Mr. J. S. Clark, Ml'. V. J. S. Leslie, Mi'. J Tin dall.
The officials included:
Race—1. Mr. J. H. Smith’s Extra Piquet, ridden by Mr. P. Brookshaw; 2, Mr. M. Richmond's Dragon Eve, rid den by Mi-. P Richmond; 3, Mr. E. M. W. Griffith’s Can asta III, ridden by the owner. Tote £4 9s. 6d. Also ran: Valbus Timaica, Benbulbcn, Dumbeau, Montecatini. stats and Bars, Border Slipper, Tudwell, Lay-bye VI, Bally- morn, Clear Cut, Gaelic Belle, Thornby. Bill Bannister Trophy—
1, Mr. E. D. Greemvay's Ronaldsway, ridden by Mr. R. Greenway: 2, Mr. J. H.
other win, this time on Mister Sunshine, in the Ladies’ Open Steeplechase, m which she led for the whole of the race. Extra Piquet won the
Miss Greenwood had an
Ribblesdaie Trophy Open Race by four lengths, and so qualified to run in the Flayer’s National Gold Leaf
Point-to-Point Champion ship at Newbury on May 30, when there will be an added £1,600 for the winner. Not all the jockeys finished
Smith’s Knight’s Pass, rid den by Mr. B. Brookshaw; 3, Mr. A. Dodd’s Barbara’s Law, ridden by the owner. Tote 12s. Also ran; Via Del So], Cool Buck, Isel Vale, Destiny Boy, Billy Pen,- Alexandra Jones, Teasemenot. All the races were run over
P. I. Haig'hton, traffic con trol: Mi-. H. C. Hindle, Ml'. E. Forsliaw, Major S. H. Ridd'iough, Mr. P. K. Wick- stead; entries boil, secretary: Mr. A. E. Dickinson, race cards and hoii, treasurer; Mr. J. T. Scott, betting levy' steward: Mr. J. Waddington, paddock stewards: Mr. C. P. Shaw, Major-Gen. T. H. Birk- bcck and Mr. W. M. Femie: lion, commentator: Mr. R. B. Hill, hon farrier: Mr. J. Jackson: joint hon. secre ts ics: Mr. H. R. Birtwistle and Mr J. M. Sharpies Stewards: Col. G. V. Chur-
Clerk of tile course: Mr. a
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RC- [ fy o rk e was e * nidley College and t Agricultural College,
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vent to New Ze- IsSds His
hobb.es a:
and shooting. Miss Barbour was
at. Lawnside. Mahern,l counts ndmg and cL&
among her hobbie. she fcas
Italian. Miss Barbour went
and s p e a k ; .
Zealand to Nov®P^ travelling by way of U
States and Hong Ko . The . couple wall r Sulhamstead • in July.
General Purposes ^ C decided last .week that
he far too costly to bus fares for the t<
people.
Mrs. Ethel Penny, se< the Clitheroe branch c Age Pensions Associ; questing these conce
This follows a let '
; old people. The letter also asfc|
1 is any possibility of : ing the bus service to
hurst' Street area. The committee dec
P IC TU R E S—Top left: Mr. R. Whitaker with Carsaly, winner of
Hunts' Steeplechase;
the Adjacent top
right: Mr. Whitaker ( ta r left) taking a jump in the Adjacent Hunts' Steeplechase;
above; some of the crowd waiting to see what odds the bookmakers are giving; below; Miss S. A. Greenwood and Roman Scandal, winner of th e Pendle Forest and Craven Hunt Challenge Cup; bottom: riders clearing the last jump on the course.
ton, Mr. J Graham, Major G. D. Mucklow and Mr. J. E. E. Yorke. The races were held on
: to run such a service ' at one time, there wa.- which did not have support.
it would be a waste ol ing to persuade Ribb
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their races; some were un seated and some horses fell. Mr. Bannister was one of
■the unlucky ridcrs who fell in the fourth. However there were no--
Hindley, though, his horse, P.C. Wren, took a had knock while jumping a fence and it js feared that it may not be able to race again.
serious injuries to either riders or horses. Unfortunately for Mr.
f i Results
ing were: Fondle Forest and Craven
Results of the day’s rac
Hunt Challenge Cup—1, Miss S. A. Greenwood's Roman Scandal,
owner; 2, Mr. M. J. R. Ban nister’s Civilian, ridden by the owner; 3. Mr. C. H. Hind- ley’s P. C. Wren, ridden by the owner. Tote on a 4s. bet, 5s. 6d. Also ran: Magic Sandys. Adjacent Hunts’ Steeple
r i d d e n by the
chase—1, Mr. E. Craven's Carsaly, ridden by Mr. R. Whitaker; 2, Mr. P. B. Williamson's James Bond, ridden by Mr. J, K. Barlow; 3, Mr. K. Benson’s Red Profit ridden by Mi'. P. Brookshaw. Tote £1 6s. 6d. Also ran In- nismena, Kicly Dcrc. Euxton
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