 The 'Great and Good' including the King's son-in-law, an aristocratic jockey and a baronet who later murdered another noble lord. |
Racehorse owners who spent their way to the top as owners of ponies and other racehorses. This one had a reputation for heavy betting and hijacking cars. They all seemed to lose a lot of money.
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The top jockey who went on to win the Derby.
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Showbusiness personalities of stage and screen from the Twenties and Thirties.
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Eyewitness accounts from local people who lived by the course or worked there.
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Leonard Jayne race commentator, journalist and historian of NP.
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A Egerton Cooper painter of NP.
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The Managers entrepreneurs who found the money for the new course and saw it through boom and bust.
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