2.00 Maiden Two Yrs Old Stakes
1st Kate’s Dilemma 3/1 ridden by Sam Wragg trained by J C Waugh

2.30 Links Maiden Three Yrs Old Handicap
1st Sensible Girl 10/1 ridden by Doug Smith trained by Dines

3.00 Bretby Nursery Handicap
1st Run Honey 8/1 ridden by Eph Smith trained by J Jarvis

3.30 Newmarket St Leger
1st Lafontaine 11/8 ridden by Edgar Britt trained by Marsh

4.00 Norwich Handicap
1st Sunstroke 15/2 ridden by Charlie Elliott trained by J Colling

4.30 Rous Memorial Stakes
1st Faux Tirage 1/2 ridden by Gordon Richards trained by Murless

Pando in 1947

1.15 Chard Plate (Div. I)
1st Irish Dance 33/1 ridden by C Richards trained by Whiteman

1.45 Puddletown Plate
1st Themis 11/4 ridden by G Richards trained by Cannon

2.15 Handley Handicap Plate
1st Invasion 7/2 ridden by F Lane trained by Nightingall

2.45 Whitchurch Stakes
1st Aldis Lamp 4/11 ridden by C Richards trained by Lawson

3.15 Downton Handicap
1st Misty Morning 3/1 ridden by Gosling trained by R Dawson

3.45 Southern Nursery Handicap
1st Final Score 6/1 ridden by S Wragg trained by Lowe

4.10 Chard Plate (Div. II)
1st Prince Charles 7/4 ridden by S Wragg trained by Lawson

Robert Dick was brilliantly conspicuous in the saddle during the 1933 season.

At the Ascot meeting he won three big races on consecutive days for Lord Astor – the St. James’s Palace Stakes, Coronation Stakes, and the Waterford Stakes, worth, in all, £10,030.

He also won on The Divot and dead-heated on Mannamead at the same meeting. In the same month he won the Newbury Summer Cup on Crême Brulée.

Born in Cowdenbeath, Scotland, in 1908, Dick, after completing a successful apprenticeship in Stanley Wootton’s Epsom Stable, rode for W. Nightingall’s establishment.

Later he was given a retainer by Lord Astor, for whom he has ridden many important winners.

Johnny Dines Rode Jean’s Dream to victory in the Manchester November Handicap of 1933, in Mr. A. Boazman’s colours. He was apprenticed to the Irish trainer, J. Musker, and rode over 500 winners during five seasons in Ireland before coming to England and joining J. Killalee’s stable at Epsom. Dines gave a perfect exhibition of horsemanship when he won the 1927 Cesarewitch on Eagle’s Pride, and later, in the 1929 Cambridgeshire, when successful on Double Life. In 1934 he won the Lincolnshire Handicap on Play On, and the Liverpool Cup on Gay Dancer.

ISSUED BY
GALLAHER LTD
VIRGINIA HOUSE, LONDON & BELFAST

Gordon Richards, on whose services Fred Darling’s have first call, rode Mr. J.A. Dewar’s Sansonnet to victory on three occasions during 1935. “Moppy” Richards, as he is known, rode his first winner at Leicester, on Gay Lord, March 31st 1921, and since becoming champion jockey in 1925, he has held this distinction for nine seasons out of eleven. Possibly the greatest feat in racing was put up by Gordon when, after riding a winner in the last race at Nottingham overnight, he continued with eleven consecutive wins at Chepstow, October 4-5th, 1933, setting up a world’s record. During that season he rode 259 winners, beating Fred Archer’s 1885 record of 246.

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GALLAHER LTD
VIRGINIA HOUSE, LONDON & BELFAST

2.00 The Harbour All-Aged Selling Plate
1st Canfield 11/8 fav ridden by G Richards trained by F Hartigan, Weyhill

2.30 The Walmer Two-Yrs-Old Selling Plate
1st Servidor 11/8 ridden by A Wragg trained by S Wootton, Epsom

3.00 The Dungeness Handicap Plate
1st Kama 10/11 fav ridden by H Gunn trained by V Smyth, Epsom

3.30 The Saltwood Two-Yrs-Old Plate
1st Venetian Lady Filly 7/4fav ridden by H Jelliss trained by J Jarvis, Newmarket

4.00 The Three-Yrs-Old Handicap Plate
1st Nest Egg 11/4 ridden by R Dick trained by W Nightingall, Epsom

4.30 The Hawkinge Welter Plate
1st Iron Ration 5/4 fav ridden by A Wragg trained by J Jarvis, Newmarket