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Congratulations to all the winners in particular Vtc for the poster of the year award for all his efforts he puts in the forum from his big race previews, systems, competition work, banter and so much more a very deserved winner and more of the same next year.
*Poster of the Year – Venture to Cognac
*Flat jockey of the Year – Ryan Moore
*Jump jockey of the Year – AP McCoy
*Villain of the Year – Daily Mirror on Wigmore Hall
*Hero of the Year – Lady Cecil + Noble Mission
*Flat Horse of the Year – Kingman
*Jumps Horse of the Year – Sire De Grugy
*Flat Trainer of the Year – David O’Meara
*Jumps Trainer of the Year – Willie Mullins
*Owner of the Year – The Preston family and friends
*One To Watch in 2015 – Limato
*Racing Journalist of the Year – Alistair Down
*Racing Broadcaster of the Year – Gary O’Brien
*Commentator of the Year – Richard Hoiles
*Racecourse of the Year – Auteuil
*Riding Performance of the Year – Ryan Moore – The Grey Gatsby, Irish Champion, Leopardstown
Charles Darwin to conquer the World
Well done and much deserved
VTC
Poster of the Year
. He puts much hard work into his compys and threads along with a wicked sense of humour which nailed it this year from our Nath a close second
Glad to see the Daily Mirror coming home as
Villain of the Year
for their shambolic and insensitive coverage of the demise of dear Wigmore Hall…shame on them.
Sire de Grugy
much deserved win and his fantastic owners
The Preston Family & Friends
what a great bunch of owners. Can’t forget the day they wrapped a scarf around Princess Anne’s neck as she awarded them their trophy.
Well done to all the other winners too and to Nathan for taking the time to put all this together.
Jac
Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...Yes, VtC a deserving winner
but three cheers for our Nat and the work he puts into the forum!
Thanks Nathan, Jac, and Moe for your kind words………I’m a wee bit embarassed at winning it.
Moe, don’t be daft always a pleasure to hear from you.
wicked sense of humour
You saw his ice bucket challenge aswell then……
Charles Darwin to conquer the World
Well done and much deserved
VTC
Poster of the Year
. He puts much hard work into his compys and threads along with a wicked sense of humour which nailed it this year from our Nath a close second
I’ll 2nd that Jac,2 great contributors,both unique and both go out their way to ensure this is the best forum out there.
Congrats to all. Particularly pleasing to see Richard Hoiles triumphing again, Lady Cecil’s emotional win recognised and the wonderful Sire de Grugy proving it’s not just about the betting: it’s about the story too.
Can’t forget the day they wrapped a scarf around Princess Anne’s neck as she awarded them their trophy.
It was Camilla if I remember rightly.
Congrats to all. Particularly pleasing to see Richard Hoiles triumphing again, Lady Cecil’s emotional win recognised and the wonderful Sire de Grugy proving it’s not just about the betting: it’s about the story too.
Can’t forget the day they wrapped a scarf around Princess Anne’s neck as she awarded them their trophy.
It was Camilla if I remember rightly.
Your right Burrough, of course it was Camilla,..they look very similar though don’t they.
What a good sport she was.Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...Reminds me of when I took loads of photos of the Queen at Royal Ascot only to find out when I got home and re-looked at them they were all of Camilla………
Charles Darwin to conquer the World
Well done all winners, particularly Venture To Cognac.
I’d wonder how Hurricane Fly has never won the Horse of the Year award though, seems a woefully under-appreciated animal. Since last year’s awards he has added four more Grade 1 wins to a glittering CV, which now boasts 21 top level successes.
Same here; I just felt he won Mickey Mouse races in Ireland. But I was there when he won the Chapion the other year and I was very impressed with his win the other day. I do feel though, that he’s not a horse that you’d walk up to and offer a polo, if you wanted your fingers to remain intact.
Your right Burrough, of course it was Camilla,..they look very similar though don’t they. 
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