All England Cup

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All England Cup
Category 1 race
New Level greyhound in 1993.png
1992 winner, New Level
Location Newcastle Stadium
Inaugurated1938
SponsorPremier Greyhound Racing
Race information
Distance480 metres
SurfaceSand
Purse£20,000 (winner)

The All England Cup is a greyhound racing competition held annually. It was inaugurated in 1938 at Brough Park later known as Newcastle [1] [2] and replaced the Northumberland Stakes as the primary event at the stadium. [3]

Contents

History was made during the 1946 running when four of the entries were the four nations Derby winners. The English Greyhound Derby winner Mondays News, the Irish Greyhound Derby champion Lilac Lady, Welsh Greyhound Derby winner Negro's Lad and Scottish Greyhound Derby champion Lattin Pearl all competed. The hope that all four would progress to the final failed to materialise but two of them Monday's News and Lattin Pearl did make the final and duly finished first and second. [4] [5]

In 2022, the first prize was increased to £20,000 under the sponsorship of Premier Greyhound Racing.

Venues

1938–present (Brough Park/Newcastle 480m)

Sponsors

Past winners

YearWinnerBreedingTrainerTimeSPNotes
1938 Ballyjoker [6] Beef Cutlet - Jeanne Of Waterhall Sidney Orton (Wimbledon) 29.841/3f
1939 Ballycurreen Soldier [7] Noras Cutlet - Sergeants WifePatrick McKinney (Carntyne) 29.9466/1
1946 Monday's NewsOrlucks Best – Monday NextFred Farey (Private)29.557/2
1949 Intelligent JoeRare Rebel - Silver Midnight Leslie Reynolds (Wembley) 29.589/4
1950 Olivers LadBellas Prince - Light ScentPaddy Brennan (Shawfield) 29.607/1
1951 Fancy HeroTrabolgan Prince - Carriganea Lass Jack Harvey (Wembley) 29.5010/3
1952 Endless Gossip Priceless Border - Narrogar Ann Leslie Reynolds (Wembley) 29.224/11f
1953 Leafy AshMad Tanist - Ash Shaggy Jim Syder Jr. (Wembley) 29.506/4f
1954 Templenoe RebelBallymac Ball - Templenoe MedoraD J Davis (Bristol) 29.655/1
1956 ParacelsusQuare Customer - Poobah's PetNoreen Collin (Private)29.305/1
1958 Simmer Down PalOlly's Pal - Ballygortagh GirlJoe Booth (Private)29.574/1
1959 Just FameColebreene Bell - More FameTommy Johnston Sr. (Carntyne) 29.513/1
1960 Quare FlashQuare Customer - Newhill Primrose Jim Hookway (Owlerton) 29.367/2
1961 Amys PalBaytown Coak - Lovely TaraJack Brennan (Darnall) 29.688/1
1962 West BermudaPrince Of Bermuda - Orelino Jim Hookway (Owlerton) 29.546/1
1963 Atomic RakeMan Of Pleasure - Atomic SmartRandy Singleton (Belle Vue) 29.3720/1
1964 Total BarberBrook Prancer - Belville LassAlf Prentice (Monmore) 29.2320/1
1965 Booked OutKnock Hill Chieftain - Direct LeadEric Adkins (Private)29.254/6f
1966 Kilbeg KudaKnockrour Again - Bermudas GloryJohn Bassett (Private)29.405-1
1967 Home GrownThe Grand Canal - Wild CountessTed Brennan (Owlerton) 29.754/1
1968 Pools PunterOregon Prince - Wild CountessTed Brennan (Owlerton) 30.5720/1
1969 Jackpot PainterRed Factor - Stuake RoseBryce Wilson (Private)30.545/1
1970 Allied BankerGreenane Flash - GlenogueBryce Wilson (Private)30.643/1
1971 Spectre JockeySpectre - Jockeys DreamDavid Power (Private)30.544/5f
1972 Proud TackNewdown Heather - Annaglaive QueenGordon Hodson (White City - London) 30.205/2
1973 Fly DazzlerKilbeg Kuda - Nualas Lovely Norman Oliver (Brough Park) 30.637/2
1975 Show ManMonalee Champion - Crefogue DancerBill Raggatt (Brough Park) 29.214/5f
1976 Houghton RipSpectre - Call Me SwallowBarbara Tompkins (Bletchley) 29.932/1f
1977 Prince HillOwn Pride - Dainty BeautyJoe Kelly (Leeds) 29.371/1f
1978 Champers Club Patricias Hope - Ballypierce Girl Paddy Milligan (Private)29.305/4f
1979 Burniston JetJimsun - Davids Black Jim Hookway (Sheffield) 29.455/1
1980 Jon BarrieClashing - Famous HeartRay Andrews (Leeds) 30.375/2
1982 Long SpellDowning - Moss DrainJoe Booth (Private)30.924/6f
1983 Squire CassYellow Ese - MinusTerry Dartnall (Reading) 30.1511/4
1985 Moneypoint CoalYellow Band - Queens HotelSeamus Graham (Ireland)30.085/4f
1986 Lavally OakI'm Slippy - Lavally TimeJane Glass (Powderhall) 30.398/11f
1987 Killouragh ChrisMoreen Rocket - Moreen HoneyPete Beaumont (Sheffield) 30.574/5f
1988 Pond HurricaneLindas Champion - Soda Pop IIHarry Williams (Brough Park) 30.566/4f
1989 Slippy BlueI'm Slippy - Valoris Kenny Linzell (Walthamstow) 30.3911/4
1990 Alans LuckI'm Slippy - Lindas PleasureRay Andrews (Belle Vue) 31.024/1
1991 Monaree TommyNinth Wave - Maglass ModelJohn Copplestone (Portsmouth) 30.753/1
1992 New LevelMurlens Slippy - Well PluckedHarry Williams (Private)28.738/11f
1993 Toms LodgeDruids Lodge - Grannys BlackNorman Johnson (Norton Canes) 29.206/4f
1994 Moral Director [8] Double Bid - Moral ShadowJimmy Gibson (Belle Vue) 28.974/1
1995 Just Right JumboI'm Slippy - Chini Chin ChinGeorge Miller (Sunderland) 27.9412/1
1996 Greenwell EagleManx Treasure - Cahills GatePatrick Flaherty Shawfield 28.975/1
1997 Endon TigerSlaneyside Hare - Kevalnig Kwik Charlie Lister (Peterborough) 29.104/6f
1998 Stephens HeroNext Move (UK) - Pennys SweetnessTed Soppitt (Private)29.166/1
1999 Derbay FlyerAyr Flyer - Brown Missile Charlie Lister (Private)28.974/6f
2000 Toblermorey BoySpiral Nikita - Lemon Polly Charlie Lister (Private)28.681/2f
2001 Barney The BoldIceni Regent - Cashel Walk JanisCarmichael (Private)28.632/1f=Track record
2002 Let It SlipSpiral Nikita - Always DancingDavid Mullins (Romford) 28.5710/1
2003 Full CigarFrisby Full - Have A CigarLiz McNair (Private)28.675/2
2004 Tally Ho ShimmerFast Fit Stag-Tally Ho FlyerJimmy Little (Private)28.571/1f
2005 Bell Devotion [9] Kiowa Shawnee So - Droopys Kristin Charlie Lister (Private)28.295/2
2006 Geordie Parker [10] Brett Lee - Lydpal Louise Charlie Lister (Private)28.831/1f
2007 Wright Signal [11] Hondo Black - Farloe SignalElaine Parker (Sheffield) 28.629/4
2008 Boherna Best [12] Pacific Mile - Always On AirBarrie Draper (Sheffield) 28.324/7f
2009 Boherna Best [13] Pacific Mile - Always On AirBarrie Draper (Sheffield) 28.862/1f
2010 Mill Pinpoint [14] Hallucinate-Saleen ChloeKelly Macari (Sunderland) 28.355/2
2011 Mill Bling Bling [15] Bombastic Shiraz – Respect For LeeKelly Macari (Sunderland) 28.887/4f
2012 Mags Gamble [16] Crash – Movealong RoseHarry Williams (Newcastle) 28.206/4
2013 Calzaghe Davy [17] Crash – Our FavouriteTed Soppitt (Private)28.285/2
2014 Newinn Yolo [18] Crash – Little FlutterPat Rosney (Perry Barr) 28.444/1
2015 Farloe Nutter [19] Hondo Black - WontbelongGeorge Power (Private)28.616/1
2016 Oscar Whisky [20] Droopys Oscar – Droopys Danneel Charlie Lister OBE (Private)28.265/4f
2017 Droopys Expert [21] Greenwell Hawk – Droopys Rhiona Angela Harrison (Newcastle) 28.106/4f
2018 Droopys Verve [22] Loughteen Blanco – Droopys Cyclone Angela Harrison (Newcastle) 28.241/2f
2019 Ice on Fire [23] Crash – Bigmans GrainneJames Fenwick (Newcastle)28.164/5f
2020 Bower Luke [24] Droopys Sydney – Droopys BlossomPat Rosney (Belle Vue) 28.2311/2
2021 Moanteen Mikey [25] Droopys Buick – Moanteen GoldenAngela Harrison (Newcastle)28.7211/4f
2022 Mickys Barrett [26] Out Of Range ASB – The Other TessaJason Gray (Nottingham)28.557/4
2023 Swift Silly [27] Pestana – Swift MagneticRaymond Hale (Newcastle)28.4813/8f

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  12. ↑ "2008 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
  13. ↑ "2009 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
  14. ↑ "2010 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
  15. ↑ "2011 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
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  17. ↑ "2013 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
  18. ↑ "2014 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
  19. ↑ "2015 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
  20. ↑ "2016 result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.}
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