The Grand National (1946)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- Item title reads - The Grand National.
Aintree, Liverpool, Merseyside.
L/S of the biggest ever crowds gathered at Aintree. Several good shots of bookmakers giving the odds. L/S of runners' board. People mill about and jockeys mount their horses. They walk up to the starting gate. The race starts, various shots as they speed away. Slow motion M/S at the first jump with "Gyppo" in the lead. They take another jump and two fall. Various shots as they jump again. Slow motion shots at Beechers Brook. They take another jump, "Lough Conn" is now in the lead. Various shots as the race continues including slow motion shots at jumps. "Lough Conn" falls. We see them take Beechers Brook again, "Prince Regent" is now in the lead. M/S as they take the last fence. Various shots as they race towards the finish line, "Lovely Cottage" comes in to win. The horse and his jockey Captain Petre come into the enclosure, he dismounts, M/S of the horse.
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My beloved Silver Fame is first across the line, without his jockey. He was Gold Cup winner in 1951. And in 1954 he was stabled next door to the house I was born in, on Tusmore Estate.
Great race, big fences but lots of give. Great old days
The Fences got a bit Battered after a 6 Year Lay off, and the Jockeys Found out Jumping the 19th that Going for the Gap isn't always a Good idea . Must have been a wonderful Atmosphere in the First Post War Grand National, and in 1919 Too.
This was the last time the National was run on a Friday.
What a terrible fall at beechers. Truly horrifying
Prince regent an unlucky horse really
5:05 - "the place looks like a battlefield... " - what's wrong with this picture? Dead and injured horses, all for money. That would be about right for humans. Very sad...
Just one died actually- try getting a hobby rather than winge at a sport loved by millions.
7:11 - "Tragedy" as the horse breaks his neck "in a death somersault." The horses don't ask to run this idiotic, treacherous race. So glad that in 2021, more people are aware that this ongoing (yes, The Grand National is still running strong) killing and maiming of horses, should stop. But don't worry, the jockey "fell safely."
Yea it's much Kinder Riding Them on hard roads with Todays Traffic, or Leaving Them out in Muddy Fields, have a sit down Karen .....
0:56
Try getting a life saddo
U need to get a grip woman. Don’t like to don’t watch it piss offffff