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Arthur and friends from Wakefield Branch at
Unison For Public Services, Doncaster Race Day, Saturday 4th August 2012.
Forever Now, ridden by William Buick, winner of the 1540, the rafbf.org Maiden Stakes at Doncaster on Sunday 15th June.
A lovely section between Sandall Beat Wood and the Doncaster Racecourse on the Central route of the South Yorkshire Way. Dogs can be off leads for a while here - unless there is racing.
Kagami, ridden by J P Spencer in the 1540, the rafbf.org Maiden Stakes at Doncaster on Sunday 15th June.
Vivian from Halifax Health Branch at Unison For Public Services, Doncaster Race Day, Saturday 4th August 2012.
Cousins Lucie, Daisy, Alice, Doncaster LG Branch at Unison For Public Services, Doncaster Race Day, Saturday 4th August 2012.
Mercury Monterey 1957 4-door sedan. The 1957 Mercury Monterey series 7M was all new for 1957, no longer using pressings from Ford and Lincoln models and was built on a 122-inch wheelbase. The Monterey 4-door sedan was the big seller, and 53,839 were made in 1957.
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Vickie Swallow from Calderdale LG Branch at
Unison For Public Services, Doncaster Race Day, Saturday 4th August 2012.
Altaayil, ridden by P Hanagan in the 1540, the rafbf.org Maiden Stakes at Doncaster on Sunday 15th June.
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Diane Compton, Sheffield Northern General Branch at Unison For Public Services, Doncaster Race Day, Saturday 4th August 2012.
Phlebotomists from Calderdale Health Branch at Unison For Public Services, Doncaster Race Day, Saturday 4th August 2012.
Mercury Monterey 1957 4-door sedan. The Monterey 4-door sedan was the big seller, and 53,839 were made in 1957. Montereys were powered by the 5,115cc (312) Y-block V8 engine, but there was also a 6,029cc (368) option.
29th April 2011
This horse was Red Kestrel - the favourite - but he got a little too wound up in the parade ring and finished up way back in the field. Maybe next time!
My first attempt at an action shot. I have to say when these things came thundering past it was an experience on its own!
A sneaky peak at the Doncaster Racecourse after the Tour de Yorkshire! Doncaster is one of the oldest and largest established centres for horse racing in Britain, with records of regular race meetings going back to the 16th century! It currently hosts two of Great Britain's 31 Group 1 flat races, the St Leger Stakes and the Racing Post Trophy.