Historical HistoricalChampion of the Turf Super Impose won 4 major Randwick miles under Handicap conditions in 1990-1991.
Shirley Batten still going strong
Viking Flagship, one of the most popular and bravest chasers of the 1990s, wins the first of two Champion Chases in 1994 as he rallied to fend off the challenges of Travado and Deep Sensation for a narrow success in the hands of Adrian Maguire.
Backers of the 9/2 chance must have ripped up their betting tickets as he made errors and become seemingly hopeless detached. But jockey Charlie Deutsch never gave up and his partner belatedly hit top gear to gain a most unlikely win.
What a talented chaser One Man was at up to three miles - here he is following up victories at Ayr and Haydock Park earlier in the season with success in the 1995 King George VI Chase - actually staged early in 1996 at Sandown Park, after the abandon...
One we found from the archives - enjoy the dramatic finish to the 1993 King George VI Chase from a couple of different angles as Adrian Maguire and the Duke team up to take the Boxing Day showpiece with Barton Bank.
What a fantastic racehorse. The Fellow ran in thw King George VI Chase on five consecutive occasions from 1990, finishing third as a five-year-old on his first visit to Kempton Park - placing behind Desert Orchid and Toby Tobias. His two victories...
Wayward Lad makes history in the 1985 King George VI Chase, prevailing by a neck at odds of 12/1 to register an unprecedented third success in the great race for legendary trainer Michael Dickinson.
A second victory in the King George for the great One Man, who had already taken the Charlie Hall, and then went on to win the Pillar Chase at Cheltenham before once again failing to see out the trip in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
Perhaps not THE most popular grey winner of the King George, but what a high-quality horse Teeton Mill was on his day and here he confounded fears over the soft ground to follow up his victory in the Hennessy with an emphatic victory from a smart fie...
A dashing grey, remarkably versatile and the people's champion - the legendary Desert Orchid often obliged with the wish of a 'white Christas' in the late 80s and the brilliant chaser landed an unprecedented fourth triumph in the King George VI Chase...
The great Arkle is majestic in the 1965 King George VI Chase
