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Here are a pair of the fastest Colts ever to race over the hallowed turf of Cheltenham
Here are a pair of the fastest Colts ever to race over the hallowed turf of Cheltenham racecourse. They breezed on to the famous Cotswold circuit in an attempt to dry out the soggier parts that threaten to impair the jump seasons greatest occasion, The Gold Cup. Course stewards are prepared to try anything to dry the course before the big event.
Fast Finishers....... Colt helicopters hovering over Cheltenham
March 1981
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WATFORD
Mirrorpix
Cheltenham
England
Media ID 21281732
© Mirrorpix
Helicopters Horse Racing Jumps Rain
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Fast Finishers - Colt Helicopters Hovering Over Cheltenham
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. In this print from March 1981, we are transported back to the hallowed turf of Cheltenham racecourse. Here, a pair of the fastest Colts ever to grace this prestigious circuit take flight in an extraordinary attempt to salvage the jump season's greatest occasion – The Gold Cup. As rain threatens to dampen the spirits and impair the course, these majestic helicopters breeze onto the scene like guardian angels. With their powerful rotors slicing through the air, they aim to dry out the soggier parts that could potentially mar this momentous event. The dedication of Cheltenham's course stewards knows no bounds as they explore every avenue to ensure a flawless racing experience. Willing to try anything, even unconventional methods such as helicopter intervention, they demonstrate their unwavering commitment and passion for this beloved sport. This remarkable snapshot captures not only a unique solution but also showcases how horse racing has always been intertwined with unpredictable weather conditions. It serves as a testament to human ingenuity and determination in overcoming obstacles that threaten cherished traditions. So let us marvel at this rare sight – two magnificent colt helicopters soaring above Cheltenham racecourse – forever etched into history as symbols of resilience and innovation within horse racing lore.
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