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Kyle Legualt's father is a former rider, Fred Legault not sure whether he rode in England though.

Mark Fiora, Brett Saunders, Troy Butler, Mick Poole, Jason Crump, Phil Crump, Neil Street, Robbie Foy, Steve Regling, John Boulger, Robbie Blackadder, Carl Shields, Ben Shields, Ron Henderson, Rob Dole, Gary Gugliemi, Billy Saunders, Tony Boyle, John Titman, Mick Farrell and Steve Koppe, just a few names to be going on with.

When at Sheffield Craig Pendlebury was Bernie's race partner, they appeared to team all the time, gaining 5-1 on numerous occasion's, the thing was that Bernie was a far better team rider than Craig, and there was a rumour, and I stress a rumour that Bernie had hold of Craig, and told him so. The following week, Bernie was no longer riding alongside Craig, that was given to Reg Wilson. Must say that although we only had Berine at the twlight of his career, you could still tell that he was a class act.

Could you please ask him if he enjoyed his time at Sheffield, and how was his relantionship with Craig Pendlebury.

I do remember that he never quite looked happy or comfortable, really was a shame because I did think that he had a future with the club.

If I remember rightly he was a Long track specialist, who had his first dabble at speedway with Sheffield. I did think that if he had stuck at it he would have made a decent second string.

If they have there liscence they can ride, but the way I read it no more liscences are being handed out.

Have to agree with the posts that cannot understnd why people think Lance King was a failure, okay the guy did not win a World title like he was tipped to but the guy did well.

Not going to argue with that, the leathers do look like his, I bow to Falcace's better knowledge

I don't think it is Phil, as I don't thin he rode for Scunthorpe when they were called the Stags.

I bow to your better knowledge.

I don't think that he was an American.

Would number 10 be Kevin Teager.

Yes the Ashley business does put it into proprective, all riders at all levels deserve respect.

I remember Sheffield having a guy called Tommy Morley at Sheffield around 1979, nice guy, but did not have much success on the track.

Howard Jones, was he not a pop star from the eighties.

Been there already Saint.

Goog Luck to Steady, will be nice for him to get some racing and some sun on his back.

Well done to Josh and all of the boys who really deserve a big praise, there are some fine prospect out there, and if we get just one or two world class riders out of this then the whole eperience will have been worth it. I found when the youngsters rode at Sheffield they were really entertaining, and I would love to see the fixture back next season at Sheffield.

Thanks for the information, Joe is a fine prospect and deserve the win, if fact I hope Mr Machin keeps a close eye on him because he took to the Sheffield track very well. Glad to hear his sponsors were there to witness his fine display, and I wish him luck for the future.

Well done to all the boys, excellent entertainment, well done to Ben Hopwood for finishing 3rd. The little guy Joe Haines was great, don't know that much about him maybe, somebody will come on and let me know a bit about him.

Come on Ben Hopwood, not sure whether Chris Widman will be riding took a knock down at Sheffield Training track on Saturday.

Bert Harkins wore white boots.

Surprised that we still have no interview with Malcolm Simmons.

In the Speedway Star that Josh is going to try laser treatment on his broken wrist, to try and compete in the Under 15's.