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As it happened, it was your Langholm young riders' club, and precisely Colin Barnfather, which set the son on his future occupation.
Dale, 20, who swept this board at the election within May, is a popular choice in fact it is a huge responsibility on his or her young shoulders to carry a burgh standard around the boundaries down the road.
In 2004 he earned the Ian McMillan memorial cup plus in 2007 he won your Alfie Bell memorial trophy upon Castle Craigs day. That same 12 months he won the Graham Cubbon memorial service trophy as a member of this young riders' club at the Peden's Look at ride out.
It was a club trip to James Ewart Racing that really sparked his enthusiasm for a life with race horses.
He said: "Before I joined the club I had had a couple of lessons but done nothing at all really. Colin Barnfather took me under her wing and I rode his horses. He taught me the most.
"I started a trip to the racing yard along with wrote to James when I was 12 asking for a component time job in the summer. I personally went up in the evenings and weekends, starting out looking after the quieter horses."
He began operating at the yard after departing school and also rode flappers. At 07 he rode his first champion on the flapping circuit. The indy Blew was owned by Colin and Dale's papa. Dale said: "He was great fun and yes it was a great experience.Inch That summer he also earned the Castle Craigs Club kind on Zero.
He evolved into an amateur jockey with the Ewarts and going off to the Newmarket racing college to do an NVQ2.
He wasted the summer of 2012 doing work at the yard of Guilliame Macaire with France, later gaining her conditional licence, claiming 10lbs. When he has 75 wins beneath his belt, he can get a full licence.
He returned to France last year in addition to did a lot of schooling in addition to competing in a couple of races.
He explained: "It's quite different over there, that they race ride and they apply different types of fences."
The year 2013 got off to a great commence for Dale, with sorseggiando una birra 579 wins with Wilde Pastures, Civil Unrest and Sacre Toi and in The month of january this year he won once again on Civil Unrest.
In weil sie immer wieder für die Prothesen sind Im Allgemeinen ist es der Zahnarzt  87 Feb he was given a boost as soon as his supporters in Langholm organised a fundraising event for him or her. The fantastic sum of 1,Nine hundred was made at the function from the Buck Hotel.
Another 1st for Dale came in April um den Kampf zu übernehmen für unsere Veteranen und Militärfamilien while he had his first gain for another trainer. He rode Way too Cool to Fool to help victory in a handicap run after for Jim Goldie at the Scottish Country wide meeting in Ayr. It was a superb win and he beat jockeys like AP McCoy and Richard Johnston.
Dale stated: "It was the best race I have won and he has given us a few rides since then."
Dale has been able to spend sooner or later a week at other meters after getting himself an agent. The dream trainer to work for will be either Jonjo O'Neill, who is in Cheltenham, or perhaps Paul Nicholls, who is based in Somerset in addition to trained Kauto Star and Denman.
The actual jockeys he most looks up to are A P McCoy, whom he has got ridden against, and Ruby Walsh. On the P McCoy, he says: "He is great to view."
He acknowledges that racing is a very hard sport and says he is lucky that James Ewart has reinforced him.
Dale said: "What I'm a lot of looking forward to tomorrow is being handed down the flag. It was liberating on election night if Alasdair and Andrew came to a déclaré Roger Connor the entranceway. A lot of people were in tears.".
  
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