The Epsom Derby's Past Winners | The Jockey Club
Throughout the history of racing at Epsom the horses have always been the stars of the show. Learn more about the winners who lead the pack.
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Pretty Polly: Prodigious legacy of the best racemare of the 20th century  | Topics: Vaguely Noble, Brigadier Gerard
Article by Tony Morris: Renowned bloodstock writer Tony Morris with the 26th in his series celebrating 100 horses instrumental in shaping the Thoroughbred breed.
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Be in the running to acquire a steeplechase board game and other horseracing oddities from Major Eustace Loder's home
They called him ‘Lucky Loder’, at least until his incredibly unlucky death from Bright’s disease at the age of 47. Until then, it seemed like he couldn’t lose. Major Eustace Loder (1867-1914) was a racing man. His beautiful and stalwart mare, Pretty Polly, won 22 of her 24 races, including the 1,000 Guineas, Epsom Oaks and the St Leger Stakes, earning her the Triple Crown in 1904. She was born, lived and died at Eyrefield Lodge, Co Kildare. Major Loder bought the house (sight unseen) when he was assigned to the Curragh and it remained in the family until it was sold last summer. Its ...
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Pictures: See inside the 'Lucky' Curragh stud that recently sold for €4m
The accommodation is suitable for any bloodstock enterprise Along with 55 boxes laid out in three yards, the extensive equestrian facilities include an automatic walker, an indoor arena, tack and feed rooms and a cattle shed. The limestone land is all top-quality ground with no waste whosoever. Laid out in 17 post and railed paddocks with tremendous shelter, good fencing and piped water, an internal farm road gives easy access to all paddocks.
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