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"National Hunt: A Glimpse into the Thrilling World of Steeplechase Racing" Step back in time to 1981, where the prestigious St

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Shergar - 1981 St. Leger Stakes

Shergar - 1981 St. Leger Stakes
Horse Racing - 1981 St. Leger Stakes - Doncaster Shergar, ridden by Walter Swinburn, is paraded before the race. They would be surprisingly defeated, finishing in fourth place in his final ever race

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Master Robert ridden by Bob Trudgill and trained by Aubrey Hastings

Master Robert ridden by Bob Trudgill and trained by Aubrey Hastings, seen here crossing the finishing post to win the 1924 Grand National. 29th March 1924 Planman - - 17/05/2010

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: 1981 St. Leger Stakes

1981 St. Leger Stakes
Horse Racing - 1981 St. Leger Stakes - Doncaster Shergar, ridden by Walter Swinburn, is paraded before the race. They would be surprisingly defeated, finishing in fourth place in his final ever race

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Racing at Haydock Park. January 1948

Racing at Haydock Park. January 1948

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Shergar - 1981 St. Leger Stakes

Shergar - 1981 St. Leger Stakes
Horse Racing - 1981 St. Leger Stakes - Doncaster Shergar, ridden by Walter Swinburn, on the way to a surprise defeat and fourth place in his final ever race

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Shergar - 1981 St. Leger Stakes

Shergar - 1981 St. Leger Stakes
Horse Racing - 1981 St. Leger Stakes - Doncaster Shergar, ridden by Walter Swinburn, is paraded before the race. They would be surprisingly defeated, finishing in fourth place in his final ever race

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Shergar - 1981 St. Leger Stakes

Shergar - 1981 St. Leger Stakes
Horse Racing - 1981 St. Leger Stakes - Doncaster Shergar is paraded before the race. He was surprisingly defeated, finishing in fourth place in his final ever race

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Famous racehorse Golden Miller with owner Dorothy Paget after winning the 1934 Grand

Famous racehorse Golden Miller with owner Dorothy Paget after winning the 1934 Grand National at Aintree. March 1934

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: The Leech Home Handicap Steeple Chase at Gosforth Park. Ben More (left

The Leech Home Handicap Steeple Chase at Gosforth Park. Ben More (left) ridden by J Glover who finished second and Ormonde Tudor (centre) ridden by J Mooney lead the field over the water jump

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Race-goers watch the runners and riders at Hexham Racecourse. 3rd April 1989

Race-goers watch the runners and riders at Hexham Racecourse. 3rd April 1989

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Aga Khan IV - 1981 St. Leger Stakes

Aga Khan IV - 1981 St. Leger Stakes
Horse Racing - 1981 St. Leger Stakes - Doncaster Prince Shah Karim Al Husseini, Prince Aga Khan IV owner of Shergar, in the parade ring before the race. Walter Swinburn is left

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Gianfranco Dettori - 1994 Temple Stakes

Gianfranco Dettori - 1994 Temple Stakes
Horse Racing - 1994 Temple Stakes - Sandown Park Gianfranco Dettori, ex-jockey and father of Frankie. He won the 1975 and 1976 2000 Gunieas on Bolkonski and Wollow respectively for Sir Henry Cecil

Background imageNational Hunt Collection: Bob Champion

Bob Champion
Horse Racing - 1993 Imperial Cup - Sandown Park Bob Champion, who famously won the 1981 Grand National on Aldaniti


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"National Hunt: A Glimpse into the Thrilling World of Steeplechase Racing" Step back in time to 1981, where the prestigious St. Leger Stakes witnessed an unforgettable moment as Shergar galloped his way to victory, etching his name in racing history. The crowd erupted with excitement as this magnificent racehorse showcased its exceptional talent and speed. But it wasn't just Shergar who left a lasting impression that year. Master Roberts, guided by jockey Bob Trudgill and trained by Aubrey Hastings, also made waves at the 1981 St. Leger Stakes, displaying remarkable skill and determination on the track. Fast forward to January 1948 at Haydock Park, where spectators were treated to another exhilarating race day. The thundering hooves of horses echoed through the air as they competed fiercely for glory. At Gosforth Park's Leech Home Handicap Steeple Chase, Ben More took center stage alongside other formidable contenders. The intensity was palpable as these courageous athletes jumped over obstacles with grace and precision. Meanwhile, Hexham Racecourse became a hub of anticipation on April 3rd, 1989. Eager race-goers gathered eagerly along the sidelines to catch a glimpse of their favorite runners and riders battling it out for supremacy. Intriguingly enough, national hunt racing isn't solely about modern triumphs; it has deep roots that stretch back decades. In 1934, Golden Miller emerged victorious at the Grand National under Dorothy Paget's ownership—a defining moment that would forever be remembered in horse racing folklore. And let us not forget Gianfranco Dettori's incredible performance at the Temple Stakes in 1994—an event that showcased both skillful horsemanship and unwavering determination from this talented jockey. National Hunt racing is more than just a sport; it's a captivating blend of history, passion, and sheer adrenaline.