Nostalgia

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When Lee Marvin won the Best Actor Oscar for Cat Ballou (1965), he looked at the crowd and deadpanned:
“I think half of this belongs to some horse out in the Valley.”

 

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Roy Rogers, Trigger and Bullet

 

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1967, Dustin Hoffman in "The Graduate" with Mrs Robinson aka Anne Bancroft

 

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1966 Turnbull stakes. ​

Tobin bronze ​

 

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Michelle Payne, the winning jockey with her steed, Prince of Penzance, winning the 2015 Melbourne Cup,
History made that day as Michelle was the first woman to ride the winner of the Melbourne Cup.

 

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John Farnham was cute even when he was a baby!

 

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The 1970’s was a golden era for wicket keepers.
There were so many great keepers at the one time.
Here is the list of wicket keepers from different countries in the 1970’s.

Australia - Rod Marsh
England - Alan Knott and Bob Taylor
West Indies - Deryck Murray and David Murray
India - Farokh Engineer (pictured) and Syed Kirmani
New Zealand - Ken Wadsworth and Warren Lees
Pakistan - Wasim Bari

If South Africa were not banned they would have had Denis Lindsay, Lee Irvine and Ray Jennings as their keepers.

Rod Marsh and Deryck Murray were seen as the brains behind Australia and West Indies dominance in the 1st half and 2nd of the 1970’s. The Chappell brothers, DK Lillee and Jeff Thomson relied on Rodney Marsh advice on field placing, batsman strength and weakness.
Deryck Murray was Clive Lloyd’s vice captain from 1974 to 1980 when West Indies started their dominance and Clive Lloyd relied on his advice.

And here's champion Rod Marsh (RIP)

 

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Jack from "On The Buses"

 

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Charlie’s Angels - the OGs