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Framlingham, Australia

15 June 2008

Gidday Des,

Hope all is going well with you and the township of Framlingham.  All is well here and things have been quiet and not much to report on.  We are at the moment at the start of winter and we are still looking for rain, it has not been great for some time.

The only thing I can inform you of is that we are organizing a Remembrance Day ceremony at our memorial in Framlingham.  We had about 24 Men and Women enlist during the 1st World War from Fram and two did not come home.  So to commemorate the 90th Anniversary of the end of WW1 we will be conducting a service in their memory.

We also had a visit from William Wickham during our Summer, I do think that he was here for one of the hottest days we had for sometime up till then.  It was certainly good to see him again at find out what has been going on in the big Framlingham.

Cheerio for now ~ Please pass on our best wishes to all in Fram.

David and Tracy McGinness

24 May 2005

L to R Tracy, David, and Chairperson StephWith Chairperson Steph is David McGinness and his partner Tracy who are from Framlingham, Australia.  They are visiting Robert Hitcham's today as David remembers his school receiving letters from Robert Hitcham's when the Fram in Oz was devastated by bush fires in the early 80s.

Framlingham the Locomotive

Framlingham on Ingrave Summit in 1929 Framlingham somewhere else Framlingham the locomotive led a double life as both Sandringham Thompson class.

Framlingham the Racehorse

05 December 2005

Hi Fram Dot Com.  Bad news I'm afraid, Framingham is being retired from racing as he is not interested and does not enjoy his work.  He gets very stressed in the races and has not completely got over his back injuries. We think he may enjoy show jumping or cross country better.  However he will not be sold, just loaned out to a capable rider who will look after him.  We are getting a nice younger horse shortly and we're thinking of calling it Frammy Two.  Keep you updated.

Bethan

12 November 2005

Sorry I did not give you much notice of Framlingham racing, I did not know till the last minute that he had got into the race.  He wasn't as fit as the other horses and it was his first run in some 200 days, he ran well thenFramlingham (on the left) on the gallops pulled up.  Frammy is quite a character and decided to run off at the start and had to be led to the starting line.  He held the race up by five minutes having a tantrum with his jockey.  He was very excited and can be extremely naughty.  The young conditional Charlie Studd had a very hard time as the horse pulled very hard with him.  Frammy wouldn't settle but the jockey did a brilliant job and pulled him up when he was tired and brought him home safe with no injuries.  Frammy should be a lot fitter next time he runs and hopefully a bit calmer. He should suit a 3 mile chase, however the next race will be a hurdle race to give him more confidence and to try and settle him better.  He is due to run in approx two weeks.

Bethan

10 November 2005

Hello.  I'm writing to tell you that Framlingham is due to run in a hurdle race at Uttoxeter on the 12th November.  It's his first race this season and will need the run.  Keep you updated and will send some pictures.

Bethan

22 June 2005

I have a grey racehorse called Framlingham who I rescued from a farmer's field in the Welsh mountains two years ago.10 year old grey gelding by Out Of Hand - Sugar Hall  Framlingham was breed local by M Braggs in Suffolk and may have been competing cross country.  He is ten years old and was sold as a six year old at the Doncaster Sales.  When we bought him two years later he was in an appalling condition, injured and was almost put down by the vet.  With lots of TLC he is now well and in a racing stables with Roger Curtis in Lambourn and has potential for the up and coming jump season.

I am writing this email to see if anyone has any information on the horse's history before it went to the Doncastor Sales?

Thank you - Bethan

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