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Here's a couple...

 

Anders Micheneck (Sorry about the spelling)

Ray Wilson

Dave Jessup

Ken Adams (Long Eaton)

Bluey Scott (Long Eaton)

Norman Storer

Ray Cresp

 

Can't count either!!

:rolleyes: windy

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Buggy Fleaman (Cardiff 1929). :o

 

A perfect pair would have been Merv Salt (Teeside ?) & Adrian Pepper(Peterborough)

 

or Gary Rolls (Hackney) & Paul Bentley :D

 

PS Recall a rider called Bingley Cree who I rodefor Poole in 1948, is this who Mr # Name Removed # is thinking about ?

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TAFFY OWEN

May be just a name to you - but hopefully will be helping to prop up the BV bar, with Bill and co. in the not too distant future ...

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I have to say I find some of the responses to this thread a bit difficult to understand. For example I can understand why Buggy Fleaman comes in to the category of 'unforgettable speedway names' but Ray Wilson, Taffy Owen???? :blink:

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Stiffy Aston

Buster Breaks

Olympia Burrows

Plug Cooper

Dilly Gittins

Onanoff Johnson

Happy Kirk

Muddy Marsh

Blinky Miles

Riskit Riley

Sawdust Sawds

Tiny Timms

Calmer Waters

Sailor White

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I don't think any of the above are Speedway riders, Peter.

They sound more like some of Sandman's motley crew on his boat,

especially Happy Kirk. :D

Edited by Gemini

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Stiffy Aston

Buster Breaks

Olympia Burrows

Plug Cooper

Dilly Gittins

Onanoff Johnson

Happy Kirk

Muddy Marsh

Blinky Miles

Riskit Riley

Sawdust Sawds

Tiny Timms

Calmer Waters

Sailor White

That's more like it! :)

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There was a bloke going around in Queensland years ago called Zane Harrington and over here in the west, we had a rider with the very marketable name of Guy Hawkes! I think he had a short stint in the 2nd division in England. I believe he was a school teacher by profession.

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PS Recall a rider called Bingley Cree who I rodefor Poole in 1948, is this who Mr # Name Removed # is thinking about ?

:D Thank you Cyclone - I didn't think I'd gone completely off my trolley.

 

Have we mentioned Split - Squire Frank Waterman yet, and how he got his nickname?

 

Crouch :D

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He hasn't ridden much speedway, but I will never forget the name Strider Horton

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