Cesarewitch (greyhounds)

The Cesarewitch was a greyhound competition held at Oxford Stadium.[1] It was originally one of the classic races held in the British racing calendar and was inaugurated in 1928 and held at West Ham Stadium until its closure in 1972. The event switched to Belle Vue Stadium until 1995 when it was transferred to company sister track Catford Stadium. Catford's owners, the GRA, then closed Catford in 2000 and switched it to their newly acquired track Oxford Stadium.

Despite the event moving four times it remained a major competition until it's demise in 2012.[2]

Past winners

Year Winner Trainer Time SP
1928 Dicks Son Tom Fear (White City) 34.38 sec 6–4jf
1929 Five of Hearts Thomas Cudmore (Wembley) 34.82 sec 1–4f
1930 Mick The Miller Sidney Orton (Wimbledon) 34.11 sec 1–7f
1931 Future Cutlet Sidney Probert (Wimbledon) 34.03 sec 10–11f
1932 Future Cutlet Sidney Probert (Wimbledon) 34.11 sec 2–7f
1933 Elsell William Dixon (White City) 34.22 sec 100–7
1934 Brilliant Bob Sidney Orton (Wimbledon) 33.80 sec 9–2
1935 Grand Flight II Jim Syder (Wembley) 33.97 sec 33–1
1936 Ataxy Leslie Reynolds (White City) 31.24 sec 2–1
1937 Jesmond Cutlet Del Hawkesley (West Ham) 34.56 sec 11–4
1938 Ballyjoker Sidney Orton (Wimbledon) 34.02 sec 3–1
1945 Hurry Kitty William Mills (Private) 31.26 sec 5–4f
1946 Col Skookum Sidney Orton (Wimbledon) 31.28 sec 4–1
1947 Red Tan Tom Baldwin (Perry Barr) 31.30 sec 12–1
1948 Local Interprize Stanley Biss (Clapton) 30.88 sec 11–4
1949 Drumgoon Boy Frank Davis (Private) 30.71 sec 4–9f
1950 Quare Customer Leslie Reynolds (Wimbledon) 30.80 sec 11–10f
1951 Prisona Luath Bob Burls (Wembley) 33.77 sec 10–11f
1952 Shaggy Swank Tom Lightfoot (Private) 34.03 sec 5–1
1953 Magourna Reject Tommy 'Paddy' Reilly Walthamstow) 33.34 sec 1–4f
1954 Matchlock Ted Brennan (Owlerton) 33.03 sec 7–2
1955 Gulf of Darien Jack Harvey (Wimbledon) 32.99 sec 4–6f
1956 Coming Champion Jim Syder (Wembley) 33.02 sec 9–2
1957 Scoutbush Bob Burls (Wembley) 33.05 sec 7–4f
1958 dh Ryelane Pleasure Jack Harvey (Wimbledon) 33.06 sec 3–1
1958 dh Pigalle Wonder Jim Syder (Wembley) 33.06 sec 8-11f
1959 Milebush Pride Jack Harvey (Wembley) 32.66 sec 2–7f
1960 Rostown Genius Joe Pickering (White City) 33.29 sec 2–1
1961 Prairie Flash Jack Harvey (Wembley) 32.91 sec 9–4
1962 Dromin Glory Johnny Bassett (Clapton) 32.97 sec 11–10f
1963 Jehu II Gordon Hodson (White City) 33.15 sec 9–4
1964 Clifden Orbit Tom Johnston (West Ham) 33.08 sec 4–1
1965 Lucky Montforte Johnny Bassett (Private) 33.00 sec 5–1
1966 Rostown Victor Tom Johnston (West Ham) 34.06 sec 66–1
1967 Silver Hope Paddy Keane (Clapton) 32.99 sec 2–1jf
1968 Deen Valley Paddy Keane (Clapton) 33.29 sec 4–5f
1969 Cals Pick Jack Harvey (Wembley) 32.98 sec 6–4jf
1970 Gleneagle Comedy Ron Hookway (Owlerton) 33.25 sec 10–1
1971 Whisper Billy Charlie Coyle (Private) 33.45 sec 50–1
1972 Westmead Lane Nick Savva (Private) 51.65 sec 11–4
1973 Country Maiden Frank Baldwin (Perry Barr) 52.46 sec 5–2
1974 Westbrook Quinn John Coulter (Private) 52.17 sec 7–2
1975 Silver Sceptre Reg Young (Milton Keynes) 52.31 sec 4–1
1976 Moy Summer Ernest Bamford (Belle Vue) 51.32 sec 16–1
1977 Montrean Ernest Bamford (Belle Vue) 51.64 sec 4–6f
1978 Sportland Blue Harry Crapper (Owlerton) 51.20 sec 7–2
1979 Roystons Supreme Adam Jackson (Wembley) 51.47 sec 7–4
1980 Linkside Liquor Gordon Bailey (Yarmouth) 51.22 sec 3–1
1981 Kinda Friendly Ernie Gaskin Snr. (Private) 52.68 sec 7–4f
1982 Liga Lad David Vass (Private) 51.83 sec 6–4j
1983 Jos Gamble Jerry Fisher (Reading) 50.90 sec 5–2
1984 Mobile Bank Ernie Gaskin Snr. (Private) 52.92 sec 7–4f
1985 Scurlogue Champ George Drake (Private) 54.62 sec 1–3f
1986 Yankees Shadow George Curtis (Brighton) 54.90 sec 4–7f
1987 Role of Fame Arthur Hitch (Wimbledon) 52.41 sec 1–7f
1988 Proud To Run Harry White (Canterbury) 56.23 sec 7–1
1989 Minnies Siren Ken Linzell (Walthamstow) 56.03 sec 6–4f
1990 Carlsberg Champ Barry Silkman (Private) 55.50 sec 5–4f
1991 Wayzgoose Dick Hawkes (Walthamstow) 55.30 sec 20–1
1992 Zap Alan Honeyfield (Perry Barr) 55.44 sec 12–1
1993 Killenagh Dream Charlie Lister (Doncaster) 55.21 sec 20–1
1994 Sandollar Louie Kevin Connor (Canterbury) 55.20 sec 10–1
1995 Ballarue Minx Bill Masters (Hove) 45.98 sec 5–4
1996 Elbony Rose Nick Savva (Walthamstow) 45.90 sec 11–10f
1997 Tralee Crazy Nick Savva (Walthamstow) 45.69 sec 1–2f
1998 Fourth Ace Barry Wileman (Perry Barr) 47.01 sec 9–4
1999 Bubbly Prince Patsy Cusack (Crayford) 45.90 sec 4–6f
2000 Lady Jean Ken Tester (Crayford) 45.63 sec 11–8f
2001 Solid Magic Brian Clemenson (Hove) 39.72 sec 11–10f
2002 Cuba Brian Clemenson (Hove) 40.18 sec 4–5f
2003 Maxie Rumble Linda Mullins (Walthamstow) 39.62 sec 1–1f
2004 Solid Money Derek Knight (Hove) 39.56 sec 9–4
2005 Zigzag Stewart June McCombe (Belle Vue) 39.61 sec 3–1
2006 Greenacre Lin Brian Clemenson (Hove) 39.85 sec 11–10f
2007 Dark Hondo Paul Foster (Swindon) 39.94 sec 5–4f
2008 Lenson Joker Tony Collett (Sittingbourne) 39.22 sec 10–11f
2009 He Went Whoosh Claude Gardiner (Hove) 39.56 sec 11–10f
2010 Raving Black Seamus Cahill (Hove) 39.30 sec 4–1
2011 dh Farloe Kraven Patrick Curtin (Monmore) 40.16 sec 8–1
2011 dh Westmead Palace Graham Holford (Henlow) 40.16 sec 3–1
2012 Droopys Xavier Claude Gardiner (Hove) 40.09 sec 6-1

dh = Dead Heat

References

  1. Baiden, Gary (2009). The History of Oxford Stadium. authorhouse. ISBN 978-1-4490-2054-5.
  2. "Major Races - Cesarewitch". Greyhound Racing History.

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