| STLEGER | Horse race in Doncaster, one of the five British Classics (2,5) |
| EDDERY | 11-times champion jockey who won 14 British classics and was the co-holder of the record for most wins in the Prix del'Arc de Triomphe (6) |
| JAMESBRAID | Member of "The Triumvirate" who won five British Opens between 1901 and 1910 |
| TOMWATSON | Winner of five British Opens between 1975 and 1983 |
| DAVE | ___ Clark Five ("British Invasion" band) |
| THEOAKS | One of the British Classic horse races held at Epsom Downs (3,4) |
| DUCHESS | Noble person starts in Doncaster United game |
| MCBRIDE | Irish lock on 5 British and Irish Lions tours, Willie John ... (7) |
| TOURERS | British classic cars |
| FAWKES | Guy ___ Day (November 5 British celebration of the discovery of the Gunpowder Plot) |
| LEGER | The St _, British Classic horse race run at Doncaster (5) |
| SELLINGPLATE | A horse race in which the winning horse must be offered for sale at auction |
| ROVER | Runs ended, one in Bristol, one in Doncaster, perhaps |
| TRIPLECROWN | The winning of three important horse races in one season |
| OAKS | The .... , British Classic horse race for fillies held at Epsom (4) |
| ASTI | Town in Piedmont noted for its sparkling wine and white truffles, home to the oldest bareback Palio horse race in Italy (4) |
| KENTUCKYDERBY | Annual horse race in the USA (8,5) |
| SIENA | City with a famed horse race in the Piazza del Campo |
| DENISE | And 5 British winner of the heptathlon gold medal at the 2000 Olympic Games (6,5) |
| OPENALLHOURS | Former British sitcom set in a grocer's shop in Doncaster (4,3,5) |
