The Derby (1957)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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GV. Paddock with the horses parading before the Queen Elizabeth II. LV. Queen watching horses parade in front of her. LV. The jockeys come into the ring. GV. Horses still parading, Eudaemon and Apostol. GV. Jockey Harry Carr, who rides Queen's horse Doutello, bows to the Queen and she starts to walk away. CU. Two women looking on. SV. Pan as the Queen starts to make way from paddock. GV. Jockeys mounting horses and preparing to go into parading ring. SV. Towards as the Queen's horse leads field out onto the race track. GV. Top shot crowd around the bookies. SCU. Bookmaker shouting odds. SCU. Bookmaker attending to punter. GV. Top shot, the horses parade on race course. SV. Pan with Alcastus. SV. Pan with Brioche. SV. Pan with Crepello. GV. Top shot, horses start to canter to the start. CU. Princess Margaret and Queen studying form and the jockeys - nice shot. GV. Horses making their way up towards start to narrow lane across downs. CU. Poodle in the arms of a woman look up. SV. Prince Taj, owned by Aga Khan, playing around at the start. SV. Crepello walking round near tapes. SV. Starter mounts rostrum. GV. Horses coming up towards tape but they are not in line. SCU. Horses and jockeys standing near tape but one has turned round and Albergo is kicking out his back legs. Alcastus starts to come up into line right on near post. SV. Still trying to get into position. GV. Horses start to come into line and the tapes go up and they sweep away into back view. GV. Towards, start of race. GV. Pan, mass of horses start to come along. Horse No 10 Eudaemon, leading, just behind him is No 12 Brioche, pan to back view. GV. Horses approaching Tattenham Corner. GV. Horses sweep round Tattenham Corner. GV. Pan as they go into straight, Bally Moss is in front but Crepello is challenging strongly. He gets level and starts to take up the running with about a furlong to go. CU. Woman looking through binoculars. GV. Top shot, Crepello is now in front and racing away fast with about a furlong to go - he passes the winning post. SV. Top shot, ring surrounded by people with winner, Crepello, in the middle and jockey, Lester Piggott dismounting. GV. People look on. SV. Crowd surrounding the trainer and talking to him. SV. Crepello being led round in winner's enclosure.
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Correct: And Thank You very much for that Info &"Mini" History lesson: I found out before I finished my Queen & her Best Horses Tribute Video, that Glendenning called this & many Classics during that era before Tony Cooke came in: Shortly afterward, it appears, upon being hired, PETER BROMLEY was the long - standing BBC Radio fixture, w/ O' Sulllevan briefly before Sir transitioned to TV: Speaking of which, Cooke is highly underrated; his calls w/ NIJINSKY, MILL REEF, & other
notables, were fantastic, & I rank him equally w/ Sir Peter O' : And BROMLEY's Derby calls in 1979 & 81 w/ TROY & SHERGAR were masterpieces as well, w/ lines like " TROY is cutting them down to size" , & "There's only 1 horse in it , you need a TELESCOPE to SEE THE REST", when SHERGAR kept drawing away.. This is CS from the US saying, all these guys are Announcing legends
Crepello was a top class racehorse who, unfortunately had very suspect legs. He was certainly the best horse in Europe in 1957, as Ballymoss's victory in that year's Arc proved.
Didn't Ballymoss win the Arc in 58?
Lester s second of his nine Derby winners after Never Say Due x records are made to be broken x thus one never will be. x.
My late father in law attended this Derby.
CS from the US w/ a QUESTION: Any Intel on the Presenter / Narrator & Race Callers for these historic races? I know Tony Cooke was the 1st ITV Announcer & the "Two Peters", O' Sullevan & Bromley were coming up through BBC Radio before the Sir transitioned to Television
I believe that Raymond Glendenning was the commentator in this particular Derby. You are correct that Tony Cooke was the ITV race commentator, assisted by John Rickman and Peter Moore. Later Ken Butler and John Oaksey joined the ITV racing team. For the BBC Peter O'Sullevan was the race commentator with, Clive Graham as paddock commentator. Michael Seth- Smith and Peter Montague- Evans assisted with the race commentaries from time to time. Later Julian Wilson was also part of the commentary team. Peter Bromley was primarily involved with the radio race commentaries. Hope all that information helps.
The triple crown winner that never was a fantastic horse shame that he had dodgy legs