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does he like curry, or should i not don't worry, ruurry or aunt vernny, or my eye site is blurry? BLAHHHHH.
JakeRothberg 2 months ago
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JakeRothberg 2 months ago
i bet they didn't charge £5.80 for a beef burger then.I great event but a rip off for the public.
TheWolveswolves 1 year ago
Completely awesome - Has anyone got the videos of Neville Crump's winners? 1948 Sheila's Cottage, 1952 Teal and 1960 Merryman II. Would love to see these.
capriole57 3 years ago
1948 Sheila's Cottage has now been added to you tube
captainbeecher 2 years ago
My Grandfather bred Shaun Spadah the horse that came second. He won in 1921. Thanks so much for this posting.
tmckninetyseven 4 years ago
Is it correct that Shaun Spadah is buried at what used to be Lewes racecourse? Was he trained in Lewes?
charleshannam 3 years ago
Hello Smudger and jeda: We have the Sergeant in common! His owner, Laddie Sanford, was my great uncle. As the first American-owned horse to win the National, Sergeant Murphy is bigger than life in my family. I have hundreds of pictures of him. I never dreamed I'd see a film of him! Watching him here in motion after a lifetime of seeing him only in static form is surreal. I now hold the Sanford colors (purple and gold stripes) that he won the National under and run 'chasers in the US.
sirbates2 4 years ago
@sirbates2 If your family have any relics of the race they they would be willing to loan then Aintree would be delighted to display it. Jane Clark runs a museum at the course with no public funding. The original colours for example would be fantastic. Aintree have some going back to 1891.
captainbeecher 1 year ago
George Blackwell the trainer was my Grandmothers half brother, he is much discussed in our familybut i had trouble getting the video to run, pity.
smudger1941 4 years ago
PRICELESS! Tuppy Bennet was my grandad's 1st cousin. This is incredible to see. Sergeant Murphy and Tuppy Bennet are legends in my family! Well done and thanks so much for placing this on YouTube!
Jeda1066 4 years ago
sheer magic, any more please:)
1stclickisthehardest 4 years ago
great stuff. has anyone got a vid of papillon winning?
dazb3 4 years ago
Bit quiet in those days wasn't it? Seriously though, a great clip.
kerlmannUK 4 years ago
... the last 13 - year - old to win the National. Probably never be another one ; but you never know.
gary1961 4 years ago
Keep it up we could do with more stuff like this on youtube
merthyrmediaproject 4 years ago