Riders From New Zealand In British League ?

[norbold 7,110]

Dick Campbell ???

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[chunky 6,093]

Thx for all !

 

109 riders.

 

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Workington's Gary Forscutt will make it 110...

 

Steve

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Thx chunky !

[chunky 6,093]

Workington's Gary Forscutt will make it 110...

 

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...and we're up to 112 with:

 

Jules Benson (Rayleigh)

Laurie Holland (Leicester)

 

Steve

[Shaledodger 0]

Did Joe Hicks, who came over to Glasgow in the mid 60's with Bruce Ovenden, ever turn out for the Tigers?

 

If not, he may have ridden for Fife Lions at Cowdenbeath. OK, not a league team, I know.

 

Anyone remember?

[chunky 6,093]

Did Joe Hicks, who came over to Glasgow in the mid 60's with Bruce Ovenden, ever turn out for the Tigers?

 

If not, he may have ridden for Fife Lions at Cowdenbeath. OK, not a league team, I know.

 

Anyone remember?

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Nice one! Joe Hicks rode a total of six matches for Glasgow over a two year period. That makes it 113, and Reading's Max Amor and Stephen Rose (Swindon) take the total to 115.

 

Steve

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[chunky 6,093]

Jules Benson or Julie ?

Laurie Holland or Lawrie ?

 

Now is 111 riders:D Sorry for made mistake CHUNKY

 

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JULES and LAURIE...

 

You still haven't listed Max Amor, Joe Hicks, and Stephen Rose!

 

Steve

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I added them Steve !

 

Thx

[iris123 20,986]

But you have 2 Wayne Briggs and Mark Thorpe's!?!

Still not sure about James Moor or Moore.Like i said in the speedway star article on him it was spelt Moor

[Tigerblade 221]

D

Mark DeKok

Mark's younger brother Greg also rode a handful of matches for Newcastle in the NL in 1983

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A

Roger Abel

Bruce Abernethy

Neil Abrahams

Robin Adlington

Gary Allan

Glenn Allan

Goog Allan

Cliff Anderson

Bill Andrew

Max Amor

Roger Austin

B

Andrew Bargh

David Bargh

Greame Beardsley

Jules Benson

Kris Berrigan

Tom Black

Charlie Blacklock

Frank Boyle

Barry Briggs

Tony Briggs

Wayne Briggs

Allan Brown

Max Brown

Wayne Brown

Murray Burt

C

Danny Calder

Dick Campbell

Malcolm Chambers

Paul Church

Graham Coombes

Bruce Cribb

Don Cuppleditch

Richard Davidson

D

Mark DeKok

Greg DeKok

Bob Duckworth

Maury Dunn

Peter Dykes

F

Harold Fairhurst

Colin Farquharson

Gary Forscutt

Mike Fullerton

G

John Garmson

Dave Gifford

John Goodall

H

Jhohn Hampton

Robin Hampton

Jackie Hart

Kevin Hayden

Joe Hicks

Laurie Holland

Mick Holland

Jack Hunt

J

Kelvon Jallaca

Ron Johnston

Ron Johnston

Greg Joynt

K

Wally Kilmister

L

Mike Long

Mark Lyndon

M

Dave Mackay

Rim Malskaitis

Geoff Mardon

Alan Mason

Ivan Mauger

Kym Mauger

Bob McFarlane

Colin Mckee

Brian McKeown or McKeon

Jack Millen

James Moore

Ronnie Moore

Bill Moulin

George Mudgway

Nathan Murray

N

Merv Neil

Charlie New

Peter Nightingale

O

Paul O'Neil

Bruce Ovenden

P

Pat Pawson

Chris Penny ???

Ben Powell

Robert Price

R

Trevor Redmond

Alan Rivett

Stephen Rose

Ian Ross

Larry Ross

S

Merv Salt

Terry Shearer

Mitch Shirra

Frank Shuter

Greame Smith

Stewie St. George

Greame Stapleton

Bryce Subritzky

Noel Suckling

T

Bill Thatcher

Mark Thorpe

Rick Timmo

Spencer Timmo

Bryan Townsend

Colin Tucker

W

Paul Walch

Alf Wells

Jim Wells

Paul Wells

Dave Whitaker

Roy Williams (Bernie Lagrosse)

Greg Williamson

Mike Wilson

Darren Wilson ???

Roger Wright

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[cyclone 943]

You can add Bryan Townsend the Kiwi who rode for Paisley at the start of 1975.

[Puma23 27]

Thx Cyclone

[Ross Garrigan 2]

Has anyone put forward the name "Les Moore" for inclusion on this New Zealand list? He was Ronnie's dad.

 

 

 

Ross Garrigan

Australian Speedway History

http://www.ausm.info/aus_history/ashist_header.htm

[speedyguy 20]

Great minds must think alike, Ross!!

 

The name Les Moore came to me during the night. I opened to post it thid morning and there it was.

 

Les rode for Cardiff in 1951 and also at Shelbourne Park in Ireland in 1950.

 

He was also previously active in NZ in the late 1940s. He died in a big circuit car accident sometime in the late 1950s.