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Birmingham Cup

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British greyhound racing competition

Horse race
Birmingham Cup
1968 winner Discretions
ClassCategory 1
LocationNottingham
Inaugurated1939
SponsorArena Racing Company
Race information
Distance480 metres
SurfaceSand
Purse£12,500 (winner)

TheBirmingham Cup is agreyhound racing competition inaugurated in 1939 and currently held atNottingham Greyhound Stadium.

History

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The event began life as a handicap kennel sweepstake in 1938 but the following year was inaugurated as an open race competition being held annually at theOld Perry Barr Greyhound Stadium, until the closure of the track in 1984.[1] The competition was one of the leading events in theMidlands and was brought back in 1992 at the newPerry Barr Stadium, until the decision was made to discontinue the event in 2009.[2][3][4]

The event was held over the standard distance (the most common distance held at a track)[5] and winners included the1946 English Greyhound Derby champion Mondays News.[6][7]

In 2020, the competition was brought back in memory of Michael Lambe Senior and in 2023 was upgraded to category one with a winner's prize of £12,500. With the closure of Perry Barr in 2025 the event moved to Nottingham.

Venues and distances

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  • 1939–1979 (Perry Barr, Walsall Road, 525y)
  • 1992–1997 (Perry Barr, Aldridge Road, 500m)
  • 1998–2024 (Perry Barr, Aldridge Road, 480m)
  • 2025–2025 (Nottingham, 480m)

Sponsors

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Past winners

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YearWinnerBreedingTrainerTime (sec)SPNotes/ref
1939Black JohnnyJohnny Peters - Toftwood MagnetStan Raymond(Gloucester)29.764/1track record[8]
1940S.M. HectorBella's Brother - Acid FastErnest Fryer(Coventry)30.058/1
1941 to 1942 not held
1943Farloe BestMrs Renie McKay(Coventry)29.687/2[9]
1944Model DasherModel Whiskey - Dashing CometTom Baldwin(Perry Barr)29.80n/aRe-run (no betting)
1945Duffys ArrivalShamrock Prince - Moon BridgeGeorge McKay(Coventry)30.146/4f
1946Mondays NewsOrluck's Best - Monday NextFred Farey (Private)30.354/6f
1947Funny MickRuby Border - Olive's IdolBob Burls(Wembley)30.09100/30
1948Baytown StorkBaytown Tulip - Ulster RowJack Toseland(Perry Barr)30.346/1
1949Kilcaskin MailTrain - Tinker's HillLes Brown(Wolverhampton)30.5210/1
1952Rushton SmuttyMad Tanist - Summer FrockFrank Johnson (Private)29.801/2f
1953Fly PrinceBellas Prince – Lough BabyW E Hughes (Private)29.853/1
1954Galtee CleoSandown Champion – CleopatraJack Harvey(Wembley)29.741/1f
1955Rushton SpotRushton News – Rushton PandaFrank Johnson (Private)29.851/2f
1956Hopalong PalOllys Pal – Hopalong DanteJoe Booth (Private)30.2611/8jf
1957Silent WorshipThe Grand Champion-Miss ChancerJohn Bassett(Wolverhampton)29.727/4f
1958Dancing SheikImperial Dancer – Delias GreenTed Brennan(Owlerton)29.494/7f
1959Fearless MacBallymac Ball – Dare Me NowJoe De Mulder (Private)29.724/6f
1960Jungle ManMan of Pleasure – Seafield BiddyHarry Tasker (Private)29.955/2
1961Desert RamblerChampion Prince – Imperial PegJoe Booth (Private)29.764/7f[10]
1962Dromin GloryHi There - Dromin JetJohn Bassett(Clapton)29.191/2f[11]
1963Cahara RoverPaddle First – Cahara LassJoe De Mulder (Private)29.787/2[12]
1964Scamp BoyKeep Moving – Flying FantasyBessie Lewis (Private)30.554/1
1965Arthur's JetOdd Venture – Arthurs ShoeJohn Bassett(Clapton)29.616/1[13]
1966Corville GallantOdd Venture - Irish IsleJimmy Quinn(Perry Barr)29.654/1[14]
1967Limits CrackersOdd Venture - Pats RegretColin McNally(Perry Barr)29.483/1
1968DiscretionsPrairie Flash - Sheila at LastDavid Geggus(Walthamstow)29.673/1
1971Jellico MistClomoney Jet - Ivy MillieNorman Oliver(Brough Park)29.797/4jf[15]
1972Cowboy JoDusty Trail - Roamin BeautyMick Hawkins (Private)29.574/6f
1973Mel's PupilMonalee King - Ella's RocketJohn Bassett(Perry Barr)29.237/1
1977Blackwater GladeQuiet Spring - Husky SilverBrian Jay(Perry Barr)29.795/1
1978TailsJimsun - Wall TieFrank Baldwin(Perry Barr)29.485/4f
1979MohanePacific Treasure - Tricias ArrowFrank Baldwin(Perry Barr)31.132/1f
1992Ballyard CurtisI'm Slippy – Ballyard MurlenGeoff De Mulder (Private)30.3714/1[16]
1993Winsor VicDukes Lodge - Winsor AirdJohn McGee Sr.(Reading)30.942/1f
1994Heres SeanieArdfert Sean - Mindys MiraclePat Ryan(Perry Barr)30.136/4f[17]
1995Courier KidManx Treasure – Strange MannerJohn Coleman(Walthamstow)30.375/1
1996Longvalley RebelRight Move – Long Valley LadyJohn Coleman(Walthamstow)30.337/4
1997SaradebSlaneyside Hare – Genotin LauraJimmy Gibson(Belle Vue)30.309/2
1998Honour And GloryMurlens Slippy – Satharn LadyJohn Coleman(Walthamstow)29.173/1
1999Derbay FlyerAyr Flyer – Brown MissileCharlie Lister OBE (Private)29.064/6f[18]
2003Farloe HackStaplers Jo – Farloe DingleBarrie Draper(Sheffield)28.509/4
2005CanimarTop Honcho – All GritCharlie Lister OBE (Private)28.673/1[19]
2006Kingsmill AgainRoanokee – Mitzys DreamAndy Johnson (Private)28.687/1[20]
2007Zigzag DutchmanDutchys Angel – ZigZag BullettCharlie Lister OBE (Private)28.134/1[21]
2008Ballymac UnderBallymac Maeve – Ballymac LarkMatt Dartnall (Private)28.254/5f[22]
2009Fear ZafonicPremier Fantasy – Farloe OysterCharlie Lister OBE (Private)28.444/5f[23]
2010 to 2019 not held
2020Droopys CaratAzza Azza Azza – Droopys DorothyAngela Harrison(Newcastle)28.748/1[24]
2021Candy ManHoldem Spy – Wont Fall BehindCarol Weatherall (Sheffield)28.105/1[25]
2022IvanexileLaughil Blake – Trusted ExileMatt Dartnall (Oxford)28.167/4[26]
2023Brookside RichieDroopys Sydney – Droopys GreatestJames Fenwick (Newcastle)28.277/2[27]
2024Rioja BungleBallymac Bolger – Bull Run ByteKevin Hutton (Oxford)28.229/2[28]
2025Chelms BearDroopys Sydney – Barntick SmokeyCraig Morris (Yarmouth)28.1410/11f[29]
UK & Irish greyhound competitions
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Scottish competitions
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References

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  2. ^Hobbs, Jonathan (2007).Greyhound Annual 2008, page 197. Raceform.ISBN 978-1-905153-53-4.
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  11. ^"Round the Midland tracks".Birmingham Weekly Mercury. 5 August 1962. Retrieved9 May 2024 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  12. ^"Birmingham Cup win for Cahara Rover".Birmingham Weekly Mercury. 4 August 1963. Retrieved9 May 2024 – via British Newspaper Archive.
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  25. ^"M LAMBE CONSTRUCTION BIRMINGHAM CUP FINAL IN MEMORY OF MICHAEL LAMBE SENIOR". Greyhound Board of Great Britain. Retrieved1 October 2021.
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