Reply With QuoteKev..... Edgar Tatlow's Derby Lodge Stud was at Hagley.
So you could have had Globe Derby. Raider, Brazil or other Tatlow horses !
Jan, just for your enthusiasm, I am awarding you the prize tooOriginally Posted by Hermione
I was hoping to win the amazing prize but don't know the answer to the question
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Kev..... Edgar Tatlow's Derby Lodge Stud was at Hagley.
So you could have had Globe Derby. Raider, Brazil or other Tatlow horses !
Surprising that Westbury's Honour bollards did not mention them Noel - anyone and everyone from the region that achieved something of note, got a gig eg. Official at Australian Ploughing Championships
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Read up on the stud now - they have to rate a mention. Thinking about it, I never checked if there were plaques to the left of the entrance as well - that would make sense (stupid me, I wouldn't mind a bet that there are)
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I thought the answer was Halwes but he never won the Inter?
Its got to be Logan Derby ! Look where he started his career !
1934 Tas Launceston Show Cup Elph F
1935 Tas Launceston Show Cup Elph F
1936 Tas Championship -OP Elph F
1936 Inter Dominion Pacing Final GP 1
I am not sure where TC got the Inter win from - maybe he thought he was a certainty and didn't tune in and hear about the late scratching
(Or maybe he threw in a red herring to save on free subscriptions)
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The one that got away..!!!
I visited Scottsdale today and saw a harness symbol on the Sports ground sign so I pulled in for a look. I found an unusual track which goes around 2 ovals with big bends and short straights. I have a vague memory of having seen it on Sky sometime But my memory is pretty vague nowadays
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Scottsdale:
Correct Kev
Classic Famiies has it as Scott under tracks:
http://www.classicfamilies.net/cf/TrackList.aspx
The main race is listed as the Tasmanian North East Cup first run in 1923 and seemingly last run in 2014
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