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How you describe the ride is pretty much how I remember it.

Bruce (Blos) Bromfield was Australian.

Tom Owen was definitely into plant hire as he used to deal with my husbands company. One year, at Christmas, instead of the usual bottles of booze being offered, Tom rolled up with a trailer full of carrots.

Try speedwayresearcher.org.uk. Good luck.

Hiya, welcome to the board. According to my records, Ernie Steers rode for Liverpool and Oxford in 1949, Long Eaton in 1950 and Wolverhampton in 1951. This is only according to information I have found and I stand to be corrected. Hope it is of some use.

Whenever I hear The Happening by The Supremes it always reminds me of Hyde Road.

My first meeting was at Hyde Road on 20th September 1952. I don't remember very much about it because I was only 6 weeks old. Through the years I have supported the Aces through thick, thin and even thinner, only missing out the 80's as I was busy bringing up my family. I still attend as many meetings as I can, dragging my un-speedway supporter husband with me. My youngest daughter loves speedway and drags her un-speedway supporter husband ( who, incidentally, she met on a trip to the Polish GP in 2006, he was the coach driver) with her as well as their son, my grandson, who saw his first meeting at the tender age of 10 weeks in March this year.

I've got him down as a Brit Kev, if that's any help.

Hi Kev. I think Ken Moss came from the Buxton area, he certainly owned a dairy up there.

I've got him as an Aussie Kev if that's any help.

I've got him as an Aussie if that's any help Kev.