What Makes Royal Ascot Special
This blog post written for the National Horse Racing Museum discusses what makes Royal Ascot special, according to trainers, jockeys, an owner, a racing historian, and several people closely associated …
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History of the Craven Stakes
The Craven Stakes was first run in 1771 and was named after Jockey Club member William Craven, the 6th Baron Craven. At the beginning, the race was a weight for …
The Race That Never Was
In the 1993 Grand National at Aintree, jockey Charlie Swan rode Cahervillahow to what he thought was a second-place finish. However, the race had been declared void due to a …
Wisbech prepare for momentous first-ever season for Fenland Citizen
Wisbech Cricket Club is set to play in the East Anglian Premier League for the first time in their history. The club has been preparing for this historic season since …
FairBreak – Making a Difference
FairBreak is a non-profit organisation that is dedicated to promoting gender equality in cricket. It was founded by Shaun Martyn, in 2013. The organisation aims to provide women with more …
Remembering Christmas Day Football
The article reminisces about the tradition of Christmas Day football matches in the UK, particularly in the local derby between March and Wisbech in the late 1940s and early 1950s. …
When March Town reached their Wembley in 1955 In Fenland Citizen
The FA Cup is a tournament steeped in tradition and a rich history, and for non-league clubs, the First Round Proper is where the magic happens. It’s a chance for …