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Michael Francis Beary
Michael Francis Beary
	Michael Beary on Mid-Day Sun
Occupation	Jockey
Born	December 9, 1894
Died	October 8, 1956 (aged 61)
Children	Shaun Beary, Michael Beary, Ursula Beary

Michael Beary was ....

Birth and Early life

Training and Early Career

Beary began his racing career as an apprentice under Colonel Frederick McCabe^[1] in Newmarket, Suffolk, UK home of the Newmarket Stakes then trained under Atty Persse at Stockbridge, Hampshire

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Classic Wins

1923: Won Cambridgeshire Handicap riding Verdict
1929: Won St Leger Stakes riding Trigo
1932: The Oaks riding Udaipur
1937: Won Derby on Mid-day Sun
1949: Won St Leger Stakes riding Ridgewood

Later Career

Beary kept riding into his mid 50's and then became a trainer. He died in a London hospital on October 8th, 1956. A mass was said for him in the Holy Souls Chapel, Westminster Cathedral^[2] at 11.30 a.m. on Thursday 11th October, attended by his widow, Eve. He was buried at Epsom cemetery ^[3]^[4].

List of All Races Won and Other Events

1922: Finished third in winning list of jockeys
1923: Won Cambridgeshire Handicap riding Verdict
1929: Won St Leger Stakes riding Trigo
1930: First Jockey to Aga Khan III
1932: The Oaks riding Udaipur
1937: Won Derby on Mid-day Sun
1949: Won St Leger Stakes riding Ridgewood
1951: Trainer of Ki Ming winner of 2000 Guineas Stakes

References

Citations

^ "Frederick (Colonel) McCabe Horse Racing Museum".
^ [1] Holy Souls Chapel at Westminster Cathedral
^ [2] Epsom Cemetery
^ [3] Gravestone location of M. Beary

Bibliography

Wallace, Edgar (1932). My Hollywood Diary, The Last Work of Edgar Wallace (PDF). London: Hutchinson & Co.

External Links

[1] "Frederick (Colonel) McCabe Horse Racing Museum".

[2] [1] Holy Souls Chapel at Westminster Cathedral

[3] [2] Epsom Cemetery

[4] [3] Gravestone location of M. Beary

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