Location | Oxford Stadium |
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Inaugurated | 1957 |
Last run | 1975 |
Race information | |
Distance | 450 metres |
Surface | Sand |
The Two Year Old Produce Stakes was a greyhound competition held throughout Great Britain for greyhounds bred only in Great Britain. [1] Many tracks held their own version of the event, but due to the emergence of many new competitions with more prize money on offer they were discontinued. [2]
The Oxford Stadium event was held from 1957 until 1975.
Oxford Stadium is a former greyhound racing and speedway venue in Oxford, located in Sandy Lane, Cowley.
Year | Winner | Breeding | Trainer | Time | SP | Notes |
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1957 | Highwood Samson | Westbourne – Pretty Miss Amber | Leslie Reynolds (Wembley) | 28.40 sec | 5–4f | |
1958 | Ballyviniter Lass | Barrowside – Bluepool Sal | Jack Harvey (Wembley) | 28.93 sec | 5–4f | |
1959 | The Pieces | Barrowside – Black Eyed Susie | George Miller (Clapton) | 28.40 sec | 6–1 | |
1960 | Kensington Pioneer | Kensington Prince – Ann Dell | Marjorie Phipps (Oxford) | 29.00 sec | 3–1 | |
1961 | In Town Tonight | Greenane Airlines – Top and Left | Jim Irving (Private) | 28.96 sec | 2–5f | |
1962 | Daring Decoy | Northern Champion – Day Break | Jack Harvey (Wembley) | 28.91 sec | 4–6f | |
1963 | Hebes Choice | Mile Bush Pride – Rose Chandelier | Joe Pickering (White City) | 28.34 sec | 1–2f | |
1964 | Careful Choice | Low Pressure - Pluperfect | Wally Hardman (Oxford) | 28.31 sec | 11–2 | |
1965 | Corrigeen Prairie | Prairie Flash – Corrigeen Belle | Jim Sherry (Reading) | 28.94 sec | 5–2 | |
1966 | Marvellous Caper | Greenane Wonder – Las Palmas | Edward Brennan (Owlerton) | 28.36 sec | 5–4f | |
1967 | Lucky Me | Hook Chieftain – Avenue East | Len Drewery (Private) | 28.02 sec | 4-6f | |
1968 | Harry's Oppo | Crazy Society – Hiver Swanky | Vicky Holloway (Private) | 28.22 sec | 3–1 | |
1969 | Marton Tim | Lazy Tim – Bunclody Melody | Frank Baldwin (Perry Barr) | 28.30 sec | 5–4f | |
1970 | Glen There | Lucky Hi There – Aretlla | Bernard Cousins (Oxford) | 28.28 sec | 1–1f | |
1971 | Dactars Speed | Paraire Jet – Up The Aisle | Stan Martin (Wimbledon) | 28.48 sec | 4–5f | |
1972 | Midi Tail | Careless Look – Lovely Robin | Eddie Moore (Belle Vue) | 28.53 sec | 2–1f | |
1973 | Cosmic Flash | Carry On Oregon – Farma Sally | Paddy McEvoy (Wimbledon) | 28.53 sec | 8–1 | |
1974 | Clear Reason | Quiet Spring – Regal Queen | Mrs Dorin Clark (Private) | 27.50 sec | 10–11f | Track record |
1975 | Mitcham Mug | Moordyke Monalee – Hi Tide | Tom English (Private) | 28.09 sec | 8–13f | |
1957-1975 Oxford
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