Two-Year-Old Trophy

The Two-Year-Old Trophy is a Listed flat horse race in Great Britain open to horses aged two years only. It is run at Redcar over a distance of 5 furlongs and 217 yards (1,204 metres), and it is scheduled to take place each year in early October.

Two-Year-Old Trophy
2019
Summer Sands Troubador Desert Safari

The race was first run in 1993.

Winners

Year Winner Jockey Trainer Time
1993 Cape Merino John Lowe A Smith 1:17.60
1994 Maid For Walking David Harrison David Loder 1:11.70
1995 Blue Iris Philip Robinson Michael Jarvis 1:09.70
1996 Proud Native Willie Ryan Alan Jarvis 1:09.50
1997 Grazia George Duffield Sir Mark Prescott 1:11.10
1998 Pipalong Lindsay Charnock Tim Easterby 1:17.10
1999 Khasayl Tim Sprake Peter Walwyn 1:11.50
2000 Dim Sums Kevin Darley David Barron 1:13.50
2001 Captain Rio Dean McKeown Richard Whitaker 1:09.70
2002 Somnus Ted Durcan Tim Easterby 1:10.40
2003 Peak To Creek Shane Kelly Jeremy Noseda 1:12.07
2004 Obe Gold Chris Catlin Mick Channon 1:08.84
2005 Misu Bond Tony Culhane Bryan Smart 1:09.15
2006 Danum Dancer Silvestre De Sousa Neville Bycroft 1:11.15
2007 Dubai Dynamo Dean McKeown Stan Moore 1:11.99
2008 Total Gallery Liam Keniry Stan Moore 1:10.22
2009 Lucky Like Franny Norton Eoghan O'Neill 1:10.29
2010 Ladies Are Forever Silvestre De Sousa Geoff Oldroyd 1:12.60
2011 Bogart Philip Makin Kevin Ryan 1:09.20
2012 Body And Soul Duran Fentiman Tim Easterby 1:13.17
2013 Ventura Mist David Allan Tim Easterby 1:12.19
2014 Limato Graham Lee Henry Candy 1:10.66
2015 Log Out Island Sean Levey Richard Hannon Jr. 1:10.64
2016 Wick Powell Andrew Mullen David Barron 1:11.16
2017 Darkanna Barry McHugh Richard Fahey 1:10.49
2018 Summer Daydream Connor Beasley Keith Dalgleish 1:13.75
gollark: PHP is maaaaybe easy for simple stuff, but also very evil.
gollark: There are many languages you can use for web*server*y stuff, but you can only really use HTML/CSS/JS for frontends.
gollark: With Express.js the server thing would look *very roughly* like this:```javascriptconst express = require("express")const multer = require("multer")const app = express()const upload = multer({ storage: multer.memoryStorage(), limits: { fileSize: 2**22 // 4MiB maximum filesize }})app.get("/image", (req, res) => { res.send(loadImageFromSomewhere())})// send upload form HTML - you would need to write this tooapp.get("/upload", (req, res) => res.sendFile("upload.html"))app.post("/upload", upload.single("file"), (req, res) => { saveImageSomewhere(req.file.buffer)})app.listen(8700, () => console.log("listening")) // listen on port 8700```
gollark: I mean, you could use PHP too. I don't like it. But you could.
gollark: What I might do, though there are probably many ways to: make a program in Node.js or whatever (personal preference) which responds with whatever image is set to any requests for that, and which allows you to upload an image, converts it to the right format, then saves it to be sent when the ESP requests it.

See also

References

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.