Location | Oxford Stadium |
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Inaugurated | 1964 |
Last run | 2012 |
Race information | |
Distance | 450 metres |
Surface | Sand |
The Oxfordshire Stakes was a greyhound competition held at Oxford Stadium until it closed in 2012. [1]
It was inaugurated in 1964 and was a major event in the 1960s and 1970s. [2] It changed its name to the Oxfordshire Trophy in 1982 but reverted to its original name in 2008. [3]
Year | Winner | Breeding | Trainer | Time | SP | Notes |
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1964 | Thats Crazy | Crazy Parachute – How About That | Harry Sayer (Eastville) | 28.37 sec | 7/2 | |
1965 | Steady Singer | Oregon Prince – Angelas Fire | Ray Wilkes (Private) | 28.15 sec | 100/8 | |
1966 | Tornado Clipper | Crazy Parachute – Tornado Lass | Ron Chamberlain (Private) | 28.33 sec | 3/1 | |
1967 | Maison Fox | Prairie Flash – Parkhouse Sally | Jack Kinsley (Wembley) | 27.80 sec | 7/2 | |
1968 | Shady Peacock | Printers Present – Patrician Lady | Jim Todd (Kings Heath) | 28.08 sec | 100/7 | |
1969 | Marton Tim | Lazy Tim – Bunclody Melody | Frank Baldwin (Perry Barr) | 28.79 sec | 6/4 | |
1970 | Moordyke Spot | Newdown Heather – Nelsons Farewell | Stan Martin (Wimbledon) | 28.31 sec | 1/1f | |
1971 | Dactars Speed | Prairie Jet – Up The Aisle | Stan Martin (Wimbledon) | 28.47 sec | 7/4f | |
1972 | Kybo Venture [4] | Monalee Champion – Funny Venture | Paddy Coughlan (Crayford) | 28.38 sec | 7/2 | |
1973 | Arctic Tern | Cahara Rover – Small Idea | Geoff De Mulder (Hall Green) | 28.33 sec | 3/1 | |
1974 | Crown Walter | Spectre – Clomoney Sue | Barbara Tompkins (Private) | 27.76 sec | 3–1 | |
1975 | By Chance | The Grand Silver – Star Brush | Terry Kibble (Eastville) | 27.76 sec | 5/4f | |
1976 | Mister Little | Free Speech – Milos Silver | Jim Morgan (Oxford) | 27.30 sec | 9/4 | |
1977 | Rathduff Spring | Quiet Spring – Tudor Reflection | Geoff De Mulder (Hall Green) | 27.03 sec | 9/4 | Track Record |
1978 | Ballybeg Blaze | Time Up Please – Blissful Pride | Vicky Holloway (Eastville) | 27.43 sec | 8/1 | |
1979 | Faoides Choice | Kuda Honour – Faoide Look | George Lynds (Coventry) | 27.27 sec | 5/2 | |
1980 | Deel Joker | Free Speech – Leaping Lady | John Gibbons (Crayford) | 27.66 sec | 7/2 | |
1981 | Bright Tiger | Sandispec – Rafa Flyer | Len Stiles (Reading) | 27.57 sec | 8/1 | |
1982 | In The Know | Supreme Fun – Westmead Hail | Rita Wood (Private) | 27.50 sec | 3/1 | |
1983 | Rathduff Tad | Ceili Band – Rathduff Gazelle | Arthur Dennis (Southend) | 27.30 sec | 11/8f | |
1984 | Nippy Law | Lax Law – Law Fancy | Geoff De Mulder (Nottingham) | 27.24 sec | 1/2f | |
1985 | Amenhotep | Aquaduct Coach – Ladys Lib | Linda Mullins (Harringay) | 27.51 sec | 6/1 | |
1986 | Fearless Swift | Ron Hardy – Sarahs Bunny | Geoff De Mulder (Oxford) | 27.13 sec | 15/8 | |
1987 | Sandwinder | Sandford – Minnesota Pixie | Vicky Holloway (Oxford) | 27.17 sec | 5/2 | |
1988 | Hillville Blonde | Whisper Wishes – Hillville Moth | Bertie Gaynor (Hall Green) | 27.25 sec | 4/1 | |
1989 | Like Gold | Daleys Gold – Lullaby Lane | Tommy Johnston (Wembley) | 27.18 sec | 9/4 | |
1990 | Carmels Prince | I'm Slippy – Wheres Carmel | Michael Compton (Belle Vue) | 26.72 sec | 11/10f | Track Record |
1991 | Munroe Zulu | Road Whisper – Dee Dees Girl | Norah McEllistrim (Wimbledon) | 27.08 sec | ||
1992 | Poor Brian | Poor James – Ashleigh Fairy | Ron Jeffrey (Reading) | 27.47 sec | 2/1f | |
1993 | Salcombe | Hygard – Micks Susie | Jack Wilson (Private) | 27.20 sec | 2/1 | |
1994 | Highway Leader | Leaders Best – Highway Mystery | Michael Bacon (Perry Barr) | 27.08 sec | 10/11f | |
1995 | Pams Spirit | Galtymore Lad – Great Swift | Jim Reynolds (Crayford) | 27.24 sec | 10/1 | |
1996 | Not Again | Andagain – Penny Wise | Richard Baker (Reading) | 27.25 sec | 9/2 | |
1997 | Droopys Tim | Leaders Best – Droopys Fiona | Tony Meek (Hall Green) | 27.41 sec | 11/8f | |
1998 | El Dante | Airmount Coal – Jubilee Joy | Linda Mullins (Walthamstow) | 27.19 sec | 5/1 | |
1999 | Call Me Up | Shanless Slippy – Midas Blue | Owen McKenna (Sittingbourne) | 26.96 sec | 7/1 | |
2000 | Winocals Dream [5] | Dew Reward – Seanos Miss | Jane Marjoram (Yarmouth) | 26.65 sec | 7/2 | |
2001 | Bold Mossy [6] | Larkhill Jo – Annies Bullet | Jim Reynolds (Walthamstow) | 27.08 sec | 2/1f | |
2002 | Lockup Firedice [7] | Cushie Draco – Cushie Flair | Linda Mullins (Walthamstow | 27.11 sec | 6/4f | |
2003 | El Ronan [8] | Staplers Jo – Freds Flame | Charlie Lister (Private) | 26.98 sec | 5/4f | |
2004 | Yankey Dick [9] | Mustang Yank – Ard Lightning | Mick Puzey (Walthamstow) | 27.16 sec | 3/1 | |
2005 | Farloe Superb [10] | Droopys Woods – Farloe Twin | Patrick Curtin (Oxford) | 26.75 sec | 9/4jf | |
2006* | Mahers Boy [11] | Tucks Mein – Rons Luck | Elaine Parker (Owlerton) | 26.54 sec | 9/4f | |
2007 | Brickfield Class | Boherduff Light – Kehers Friend | Bob Gilling (Reading) | 26.55 sec | 6/4f | |
2008 | Star Of Twilight | Larkhill Lo - Droopys Scary | Paul Sallis (Hall Green | 26.75 sec | 11/10f | |
2009 | Jolly Poacher [12] | Droopys Cahill – Miss Regina | Richard Yeates (Oxford) | 26.70 sec | 4/5f | |
2011 | Ballymac Denis [13] | Ballymac Maeve – Ballymac Peg | Stuart Buckland (Monmore) | 26.89 sec | 3/1 | |
2012 | Warning Sign [14] | Droopys Scolari - Dooey Lemon | Darren Whitton (Private) | 26.96 sec | 4/1 |
Discontinued
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