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Pall Mall Stakes

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Pall Mall Stakes
Category 1 race
2007 winner Ballymac Charley with owner Harry Redknapp and trainer Charlie Lister
LocationOxford Stadium
Inaugurated1935
SponsorBetGoodwin
Race information
Purse£20,000 (winner)
Night Trooper in 1997

The Pall Mall Stakes is a prestigious greyhound racing competition held at Oxford Stadium.[1] The event is classified as a category one race.[2]

History

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The competition was run at Harringay Stadium from 1935 until 1987 and was originally regarded as the Winter Derby.[3] The event moved to Oxford Stadium in 1988.[4][5]

At Oxford from 1988 until its closure in 2012, it was held during the month of March and was considered to be a good guide for the upcoming English Greyhound Derby because it attracted many Derby prospects. However, in 2023 the event returned following the re-opening of the stadium.[1][6]

Track & race distances

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Sponsors

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  • 1988–1988 (No sponsor)+
  • 1989–1990 (Northern Sports)
  • 1991–1993 (Max Thomas Bookmakers)
  • 1994–1994 (Arthur Young Bookmakers)
  • 1995–1995 (Tetley Bitter)
  • 1996–2001 (Arthur Young Bookmakers)
  • 2002–2009 (William Hill)
  • 2010–2010 (Stan James)
  • 2011–2011 (Betfair)
  • 2023–2023 (Stadium Bookmakers)

+original sponsors Denver Racing defaulted on payment

Past winners

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Year Winner Breeding Trainer Time SP Notes
1935 Shove Halfpenny Town Treasure - Princess Karl Charlie Ashley (Stamford Bridge) 30.97 sec 7/4f
1936 Safe Rock Danielli- ABC Fred Wilson (Rochester) 31.01 sec 1/1f
1937 Golden Safeguard Red Robin - Ellen Jack Harvey (Harringay) 30.22 sec 7/2
1938 Roseside Creamery Creamery Border - Deemsters Olive Joe Harmon (Stamford Bridge) 30.43 sec 4/5f
1945 Shannon Shore Well Squared - Second Row Leslie Reynolds (Wembley) 29.80 sec 7/2
1946 Dante II Well Squared - Olives Idol Wilf France (Harringay) 30.36 sec 11/2
1947 Mondays News Well Squared – Monday Next Sidney Orton (Wimbledon) 30.10 sec 4/6f
1948 Night Breeze Well Squared – Charity Maid Stan Biss (Clapton) 30.03 sec 100/30
1949 Drumgoon Boy Brainy Fellow – Merry Pearl Frank Davis (Private) 29.71 sec 1/1f
1950 Ballycurren Garrett Ballycurren Duke –Ballymakeera Keeper Jack Harvey (Wembley) 30.02 sec 7/4
1951 Westbourne Mad Tanist - Wetherell Norman Merchant (Private) 29.97 sec 10/1
1952 Marsh Harrier Mad Tanist – Misty William Mills (Private) 29.82 sec 11/10f
1953 Home Luck Trevs Cutter – Queens Wood Stan Martin (Wimbledon) 29.49 sec 5/1
1954 Rushton Mac Rushton News – Rushton Panda Frank Johnson (Private) 30.24 sec 1/1f
1955 Duet Leader Champion Prince – Derryluskin Lady Tommy 'Paddy' Reilly (Walthamstow) 29.42 sec 8/13f
1956 Silent Worship The Grand Champion – Miss Chancer Johnny Bassett (Monmore) 29.42 sec 5/1
1957 Clara Prince The Grand Champion – Quare Princess Paddy McEvoy (Clapton) 29.44 sec 6/5f
1958 Pigalle Wonder Champion Prince – Prairie Peg Jim Syder Jr. (Wembley) 29.03 sec 11/10f Track record
1959 Mile Bush Pride The Grand Champion – Witching Dancer Jack Harvey (Wembley) 29.26 sec 1/5f
1960 Clonalvy Pride Solar Prince - Asmena Jack Harvey (Wembley) 30.18 sec 100/30
1961 Jockeys Glen Knock Hill Chieftain – Just Peggy Frank Sanderson (Private) 29.15 sec 6/4
1962 Hurry On King Northern King – Orions Colleen Bawn Tom Johnston Sr. (West Ham) 29.67 sec 5/2
1963 Cahara Rover Paddle First – Cabara Lass Joe De Mulder (Private) 29.74 sec 6/4f
1964 Poor Linda Hi There – Kilcomney Queen George Waterman (Wimbledon) 29.70 sec 5/2
1965 Clonmannon Flash Prairie Flash – Dainty Sister Jim Hookway (Owlerton) 29.41 sec 2/5f
1966 Dusty Trail Printers Present - Dolores Daughter Paddy Milligan (Private) 29.40 sec 2/5f
1967 Castle Fame Prairie Flash - Here She Comes Joe Pickering (White City) 29.48 sec 6/1
1968 Local Motive Shanes Legacy - Mistaken Minnie Jack Kinsley (Wembley) 28.86 sec 15/2
1969 Bread Soda Shanes Legacy - Like It Willie Wilson (Owlerton) 28.80 sec 20/1
1970 Moordyke Spot Newdown Heather - Nelsons Farewell Stan Martin (Wimbledon) 28.74 sec 4/6f
1971 Camira Story Sallys Story - Why Wonder Adam Jackson (Clapton) 28.88 sec 5/1
1972 Forest Nobe [7] Prince Of Roses - Forest Brown Paddy McEvoy (Wimbledon) 28.85 sec 16/1
1973 Carrig Shane Shane's Legacy - Carrigane Lassie John Lancashire (Private) 28.57 sec 1/1f
1974 Blackwater Champ Monalee Champion - Athnid Peter Payne (Private) 28.53 sec 7/1
1975 My Dowry Handy Valley - Black Highbird Pam Heasman (Private) 29.11 sec 4/1
1976 Gin And Jass Kilbeg Kuda - Liberty Bell Dave Drinkwater (Rye House) 28.81 sec 3/1
1977 Greenfield Fox Burgess Heather - Skipping Chick Ted Dickson (Slough) 28.71 sec 11/4
1978 Ballinderry Moth Kilbelin Style - Skipping Chick Barney O'Connor (Walthamstow) 28.80 sec 100/30
1979 Sampsons Pal Blessington Boy - Jacquelines Pal Pat Mullins (Private) 28.91 sec 7/2
1980 Lift Coming Sunvalley Star - Brilliant Mind Dick Hawkes (Walthamstow) 28.94 sec 3/1jf
1981 Creamery Pat Monalee Hiker - Young Speech Ron Chamberlain (Private) 28.62 sec 7/1
1982 Sugarville Pat Cairnville Jet – Santas Sugar John Honeysett (Crayford) 28.58 sec 8/1
1983 Yankee Express Pecos Jerry - Kings Comet George Curtis (Hove) 28.55 sec 4/5f
1984 Game Ball Sand Man - Stay In Business Jerry Fisher (Reading) 28.23 sec 11/10f
1985 Hong Kong Mike [8] Knockrour Slave - Amalthea Ray Andrews (Belle Vue) 28.35 sec 11/10f
1986 Tico The Stranger - Derry Linda Arthur Hitch (Slough) 28.45 sec 7/4f
1987 Forest Fawn Special Account - Mauramitch Bert Hill (Private) 29.06 sec 7/1
1988 Fearless Ace Mt Keeffe Star – Sarahs Bunny Geoff De Mulder (Norton Canes) 26.96 sec 5/4f
1989 Fearless Ace Mt Keeffe Star – Sarahs Bunny Theo Mentzis (Milton Keynes) 26.80 sec 4/1 Track record
1990 Noelles Turbo[9] Whisper Wishes – Kyber Peter Rich (Ramsgate) 27.15 sec 7/2
1991 Clonlusk Villa Storm Villa – Clonlusk Dell Hazel Dickson (Wembley) 27.19 sec 11/4
1992 Deanpark Atom Satharn Beo – Nice Class Tony Meek (Oxford) 27.27 sec 5/1
1993 Sullane Castle Tapwatcher – Airhill Foam Nigel Saunders (Belle Vue) 27.13 sec 4/9f
1994 Lassa Java[10] Lassana Champ – Fawn Java Tony Meek (Hall Green) 27.17 sec 5/2
1995 Longvalley Manor I'm Slippy – Long Valley Lady John Coleman (Walthamstow) 27.36 sec 6/1
1996 Highview Pet Whisper Wishes – Ballyfolion Life Linda Mullins (Walthamstow) 27.21 sec 3/1
1997 Night Trooper Portrun Flier – Suir Orla Nikki Adams (Rye House) 27.19 sec 11/10f
1998 Black Buster[11] Joyful Tidings – Little Champagne Ivan Williams (Perry Barr) 26.70 sec 11/2
1999 Leitrim Charm Lyons Dean – Charming Maid Brian Clemenson (Hove) 26.94 sec 8/1
2000 El Boss Pepes Dilemma – Bid You Joy Linda Mullins (Walthamstow) 26.87 sec 4/1
2001 Kinda Magic Deep Decision – Enchantment Linda Jones (Walthamstow) 27.06 sec 5/1
2002 Windgap Java Lassa Java – Dysart Turnover Cheryl Miller (Sittingbourne) 27.03 sec 4/1
2003 Cooly Cheetah Staplers Jo – Kiln Heather Brian Clemenson (Hove) 27.09 sec 5/1
2004 Tims Crow Lenson Lad – Churchtown Spice Peter Rich (Romford) 26.90 sec 1/1f
2005 Lisnafulla Flash Larkhill Jo – Appletown Katie Ernie Gaskin Sr. (Walthamstow) 26.63 sec 2/1f
2006 Seomra Rock Trade Official – Seomra Cheeky Ernest Gaskin Jr. (Private) 27.14 sec 7/2
2007 Ballymac Charley Daves Mentor – Ballymac Bargain Charlie Lister (Private) 26.75 sec 3/1
2008 Spears Tarquynn Fortune Mike – Lyreen Diva Claude Gardiner (Hove) 26.52 sec 9/4jf
2009 Drink Up Zorro Galipip Trooper – Hows Tings Paul Sallis (Hall Green) 27.18 sec 2/1f
2010 Ballymac Ace Ace Hi Rumble – Ballymac Mir Chris Allsopp (Monmore) 26.38 sec 3/1cf
2011 Brittons Empire Hades Rocket – Velvet Satin Chris Allsopp (Monmore) 26.91 sec 6/1
2012 You Mind Me Bit Chili – Miss Shauna Frank Taylor (Private) 26.89 sec 3/1jf
2023 Links Maverick[12] Grangeview Ten – Havana Lottie Tom Heilbron (Newcastle) 26.76 sec 8/11f new track layout
2024 Aero Sacundai[13] Ballymac Cashout – Beaming Smasher Richie Taberner (Monmore Green) 26.52 sec 5/4f
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References

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  1. ^ a b Barnes/Sellers, Julia/John (1992). Ladbrokes Greyhound Fact File. Ringpress Books. pp. 81–85. ISBN 0-948955-22-8.
  2. ^ "Pall Mall Final". Greyhound Star. Retrieved 30 July 2024.
  3. ^ "Winter Derby at Harringay". Daily News (London). 14 December 1935. Retrieved 26 July 2024 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  4. ^ Barnes, Julia (1988). Daily Mirror Greyhound Fact File, pages 114-116. Ringpress Books. ISBN 0-948955-15-5.
  5. ^ Hobbs, Jonathan (2007). Greyhound Annual 2008, pages 145-146. Raceform. ISBN 978-1-905153-53-4.
  6. ^ Genders, Roy (1990). NGRC book of Greyhound Racing. Pelham Books Ltd. ISBN 0-7207-1804-X.
  7. ^ "Remember When - November 2019". Greyhound Star. 17 November 2019.
  8. ^ "Remember When - March 1985". Greyhound Star. 3 March 2018.
  9. ^ The Sporting Life Greyhound Open race Results in Full 1990. Sporting Life. 1990. p. 85. ISBN 0-901091-40-5.
  10. ^ Fry, Paul (1995). The Official NGRC Greyhound Racing Yearbook. Ringpress Books. p. 18. ISBN 186054-010-4.
  11. ^ "50-1 You Black Beauty". Vol. 16, no. 4. Greyhound Star. 4 April 1998.
  12. ^ "STADIUM BOOKMAKERS PALL MALL FINAL". Greyhound Board of Great Britain. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
  13. ^ "BetGoodwin Pall Mall". Greyhound Board of Great Britain. Retrieved 30 July 2024.