Scholfield Collection

Nick Scholfield Jockey Southwell Raceday, Southwell Racecourse Southwell Racecourse, Southwell, England 15 February 2012 SOUTHWELL RACEDAY, SOUTHWELL RACECOURSE, ENGLAND

Fall - Griffon - in Trug
Two unnamed griffons owned by Scholfield sitting in a trug (a wooden basket used in the garden). Pose 2 - one paw outstretched. Date: 1971

FALL / SUSSEX SPANIEL / 1933
CHAMPION OKIMAT OF FOUR CLOVERS Owned by Scholfield. Date: 1933

Fall / Griffon / In Trug
Two unnamed griffons owned by Scholfield sitting in a trug (a wooden basket used in the garden). Pose 3 - both side facing. Date: 1971

Lombard of HN and E Scholfield at the JCC Double Twelve Race, Brooklands, Surrey, 1929
Lombard 1098 cc. Event Entry No: 84. Drivers: Edwards, H.N./Scholfield, E. Place: Brooklands. J.C.C. Double-Twelve Race. Date: 10/11.5.29

Fall / Sussex Spaniel / 1933
CHAMPION OKIMAT OF FOUR CLOVERS Owned by Scholfield

Fall / Griffon / In Trug
Two unnamed griffons owned by Scholfield sitting in a trug (a wooden basket used in the garden). Pose 2 - one paw outstretched

Children from Scholfield Home, Wavertree, at Conway
Children from the Scholfield Home, Church Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, play at sea nymphs on the beach on a trip to Conway in North Wales

Children at Scholfield Home, Wavertree, Liverpool
Children holding soft toys at the entrance to the Scholfield Home, Church Road, Wavertree, Liverpool. The home, originally opened in 1897 in the home of the Scholfield sisters was taken over by

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Nick Scholfield, a talented jockey known for his incredible riding skills, has had quite the journey in the world of horse racing. From his unforgettable falls to his remarkable victories, Scholfield's name has become synonymous with determination and resilience. One particular fall that stands out is when he was riding Griffon in Trug. Despite the setback, Scholfield never let it dampen his spirit. He picked himself up and continued to chase after success. Another notable moment in Scholfield's career was when he rode Lombard of HN alongside E Scholfield at the JCC Double Twelve Race in Brooklands, Surrey back in 1929. The duo showcased their exceptional teamwork and left spectators awestruck. But it wasn't just about racing for Nick; he also had a soft spot for animals. In 1933, he fell head over heels for a charming Sussex Spaniel named Fall. Their bond was undeniable as they embarked on countless adventures together. Back on the racetrack, another memorable incident occurred when Scholfield took a tumble while riding Griffon once again – this time right into a trug. It may have been an unexpected turn of events, but it only added to his legend as one who could overcome any obstacle thrown his way. Beyond racing and falls, Nick also made an impact off the track. At the Scholfield Home in Wavertree, Liverpool, children found solace under his care and guidance. His love for them shone through every interaction as he created lasting memories filled with joy and laughter. In all aspects of life – be it racing or caring for others – Nick Scholfield exemplifies strength and perseverance. His story serves as an inspiration to us all: no matter how many times we fall or face challenges along our journey, we must always rise again with unwavering determination like this remarkable jockey named Nick Scholfield.