All Our Yesterdays.(Sports)

From: The Racing Post (London, England) | Date: June 11, 1999| Author: Ennor, George | Copyright information

June 11, 1974

Godavari (Nigel Angus/Stuart McDougal) sweeps to a hat-trick when beating Twill (Mark Prescott/George Duffield) in the mile handicap at Hamilton.

Another convincing winner at the Glasgow track is Pat Hand (Jeremy Hindley/Tony Kimberley), who beats Tournament (Denys Smith/Mike Goreham) in the mile maiden.

Performance of the day at Lingfield is from Balimar (George Peter-Hoblyn/Philip Waldron), who wins the maiden by seven lengths, hav...

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