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Selby Coalfield - History
... field – all coal was brought to the surface at the drift mine of Gascoigne Wood, whilst five pits were created to the east (Wistow, North Selby, Ricall, Stillingfleet ... Gascoigne Wood was the scene of clashes between pickets and police ... first loss was recorded in 1999 relatively fixed costs associated with the single exit point at Gascoigne Wood meant that the mine became less profitable ...
... field – all coal was brought to the surface at the drift mine of Gascoigne Wood, whilst five pits were created to the east (Wistow, North Selby, Ricall, Stillingfleet ... Gascoigne Wood was the scene of clashes between pickets and police ... first loss was recorded in 1999 relatively fixed costs associated with the single exit point at Gascoigne Wood meant that the mine became less profitable ...
St. Leger Stakes - Winners
... Cade William Sotheron 1778 Hollandaise George Herring Joseph Rose Sir Thomas Gascoigne 1779 Tommy George Lowry Joseph Rose Thomas Stapleton 1780 Ruler John Mangle William Bethell 1781 Serina Richard ... Gilbert Crompton 1798 Symmetry John Jackson Sam King Sir Thomas Gascoigne 1799 Cockfighter Tom Fields Tom Fields Sir Henry Tempest Vane 1800 Champion Frank Buckle Tom Perren. 1810 Octavian Bill Clift 6th Duke of Leeds 1811 Soothsayer Ben Smith Tommy Sykes Richard Oliver Gascoigne 1812 Otterington Bob Johnson W ...
... Cade William Sotheron 1778 Hollandaise George Herring Joseph Rose Sir Thomas Gascoigne 1779 Tommy George Lowry Joseph Rose Thomas Stapleton 1780 Ruler John Mangle William Bethell 1781 Serina Richard ... Gilbert Crompton 1798 Symmetry John Jackson Sam King Sir Thomas Gascoigne 1799 Cockfighter Tom Fields Tom Fields Sir Henry Tempest Vane 1800 Champion Frank Buckle Tom Perren. 1810 Octavian Bill Clift 6th Duke of Leeds 1811 Soothsayer Ben Smith Tommy Sykes Richard Oliver Gascoigne 1812 Otterington Bob Johnson W ...
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