HORSERACING FILMOGRAPHY (in chronological order of general release) 1896 Derby (Robert W. Paul) 1903 Welshed—A Derby Day Incident (Alf Collins) 1905 The Attempted Nobbling of the Derby Favourite (Tom Green) How Jones Saw the Derby (Charles Raymond) 1906 Father’s Derby Trip (Tom Green) An Episode of the Derby (Lewin Fitzhamon) 1909 The Curate at the Races (Lewin Fitzhamon) Simple Simon at the Races (S. Wormald) The Stolen Favourite (Percy Stow) 1910 Rogues of the Turf (unknown) Neil Gow Mad (Charles Urban) © The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive 143 license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG, part of Springer Nature 2019 S. Glynn, The British Horseracing Film, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-05180-8 144 HORSERACING FILMOGRAPHY 1911 A Ride for a Bride (Charles Raymond) 1912 Hubby Goes to the Races (Frank Wilson) 1913 A Race for Love (Lewin Fitzhamon) The Favourite for the Jamaica Cup (Charles Raymond) Two To One On Pimple (Fred Evans) Kissing Cup (Jack Hulcup) How Pimple Saved Kissing Cup (Fred Evans) 1914 How Pimple Won the Derby (Fred Evans) The Double Event (Warwick Buckland) The Jockey (F. L. Lyndhurst) 1915 The Derby Winner (Harold Shaw) By the Shortest of Heads (Bert Haldane) The White Star (Bertram Phillips) 1916 The Chance of a Lifetime (Bertram Phillips) 1917 Pimple in The Whip (Fred and Joe Evans) A Gamble for Love (Frank Wilson) 1918 A Fortune at Stake (Walter West) A Turf Conspiracy (Frank Wilson) The Great Game (A. E. Coleby) 1919 Pallard the Punter (J. L. V. Leigh) Hughie at the Victory Derby (George Pearson) The Gentleman Rider (Walter West) A Member of Tattersalls (Albert Ward) The Silver Lining (A. E. Coleby) A Great Coup (George Dewhurst) HORSERACING FILMOGRAPHY 145 1920 Garryowen (George Pearson) A Dead Certainty (George Dewhurst) The Hundredth Chance (Maurice Elvey) Won by a Head (Percy Nash) All the Winners (Geoffrey Malins) Kissing Cup’s Race (Walter West) The Rank Outsider (Richard Garrick) 1921 A Sportsman’s Wife (Walter West) The Double Event (Kenelm Foss) The Sport of Kings (Arthur Rooke) 1922 The Scarlet Lady (Walter West) Boy Woodburn (Guy Newall) Long Odds (A. E. Coleby) Stable Companions (Albert Ward) A Sporting Double (Arthur Rooke) Son of Kissing Cup (Walter West) Down Under Donovan (Harry Lambert) Squibs Wins the Calcutta Sweep (George Pearson) Weavers of Fortune (Arthur Rooke) 1923 Rogues of the Turf (Wilfred Noy) The Lady Owner (Walter West) Beautiful Kitty (Walter West) What Price ‘Loving Cup’? (Walter West) 1924 The Great Turf Mystery (Walter West) The Stirrup Cup Sensation (Walter West) The Flying Fifty-Five (A. E. Coleby) 1925 Trainer and Temptress (Walter West) 1926 The Steve Donoghue Shorts (Walter West) 146 HORSERACING FILMOGRAPHY 1928 A Reckless Gamble (Widgey Newman) 1929 The Thoroughbred (Sidney Morgan) Over The Sticks (A. E. Coleby) 1930 Warned Off (Walter West) Kissing Cup’s Race (Castleton Knight) 1931 The Sport of Kings (Victor Saville) The Calendar (T. Hayes Hunter) P.C. Josser (Milton Rosmer) 1932 A Game of Chance (Charles Barnett) A Lucky Sweep (A. V. Bramble) The Thoroughbred (Charles Barnett) Lucky Ladies (John Rawlins) Don’t Be a Dummy (Frank Richardson) 1933 Up for the Derby (Maclean Rogers) A Hundred to One (Walter West) Eyes of Fate (Ivar Campbell) 1934 Lucky Blaze (Widgey Newman) Lucky Loser (Reginald Denham) Easy Money (Redd Davis) The Double Event (Leslie Howard Gordon) 1935 Strictly Illegal (Ralph Ceder) Dandy Dick (William Beaudine) Be Careful, Mr. Smith (Max Mack) Smith’s Wives (H. Manning Hayes) The Price of a Song (Michael Powell) Luck of the Irish (Donovan Pedelty) HORSERACING FILMOGRAPHY 147 1936 Sporting Love (J. Elder Wills) Two on a Doorstep (Lawrence Huntington) 1937 Luck of the Turf (Randall Faye) Wings of the Morning (Harold Schuster) Educated Evans (William Beaudine) Silver Blaze (Thomas Bentley) Take a Chance (Sinclair Hill) Spring Handicap (Herbert Brenon) 1938 Racing Romance (Maclean Rogers) Thank Evans (Roy William Neil) On Velvet (Widgey Newman) 1939 Trouble Brewing (Anthony Kimmins) Flying 55 (Reginald Denham) Come On George! (Anthony Kimmins) Happy Event (Patrick Brunner) 1944 The Hundred Pound Window (Brian Desmond Hurst) Dreaming (John Baxter) 1948 Brighton Rock (John Boulting) The Calendar (Arthur Crabtree) 1949 The Rocking Horse Winner (Anthony Pélissier) 1951 The Galloping Major (Henry Cornelius) 1952 Derby Day (Herbert Wilcox) 1953 Grand National Night (Bob McNaught) The Oracle (C. M. 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