Swindon Selling Chase
The Swindon Selling Chase over 3 miles was part of the very first Festival programme in 1911 when won by Spinning Coin owned by Mr F C Stern trained by G S Davies and ridden by Mr H A Brown. It remained part of the programme right up to the start of the Second World War and in 1920 was won by Denis Auburn who had also landed the Foxhunters Chase in 1915. |
Early history:- The inaugural running of the Swindon Selling Steeplechase worth 200 sovereigns over 3 miles took place on Thursday 9th March 1911 and was won by Spinning Coin (9/4 fav) owned by Mr F C Stern trained by G S Davies and ridden by Mr H A Brown, beating Howth Park (6/1) and Tokay (8/1) by 4 lengths and a distance. |
Swindon Selling Chase 1922 | Handicap | 3 miles | ||
Pos. | Horse | Jockey | Trainer | Owner |
1 | TALLY-HO | S Jones | Bullock | Mr E Wilkes 6/1 |
2 | KING'S CAROL | Jack Anthony | Anthony | Mrs S Lloyd 3/1 |
3 | SILKEN PRINCE | Major Hornby | D Rogers | Major Hornby 4/1 |
4 | NORTHBROOK | C Kelly | Hatt | Mr S Annandale 10/1 |
5 | GOLDEN SYSTEM | F B Rees | Charles Piggott | Mr H J Brueton 2/1 fav |
6 | LIMERICK LAD | Mr Gibson | Newey | Mr Llewellyn 10/1 |
7 | THE LAST | R Chadwick | Gray | Mrs B A Smith 10/1 |
8 | SULTAN VI | Keetings | Roberts | Miss G Tredwell 10/1 |
9 | NULLUS FILLIUS | S James | Drury | Miss De Lucovich 10/1 |
10 | ROMANCE | F Morgan | Woodland | Mr S C Wells 10/1 |
Over round 146% | ||||
This race was run on Thursday 9th March 1922 when Tally-Ho beat King's Carol and Silken Prince by 2 lengths and a head |