| KILMORE | Horse that won the 1962 Grand National |
| MOONRIVER | Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer composition that won the 1962 Best Original Song Oscar (4,5) |
| RUDIALTIG | German cyclist who won the 1962 Vuelta a Espana and the 1966 world championship (4,5) |
| ALTIG | Rudi ___, German cyclist who won the 1962 Vuelta a Espana and the world championship in 1966 |
| JOHN | The Grapes Of Wrath author who won the 1962 Nobel Prize in Literature, _ Steinbeck (4) |
| DRYSDALE | Don who won the 1962 Cy Young award |
| ARNOLDPALMER | Golfer who won the 1962 Masters in a three-way playoff |
| CLARK | Jim, F1 motor racing driver who won the 1962-65 British Grands Prix (5) |
| GREGORYPECK | Actor who won the 1962 Oscar for his performance in To Kill A Mockingbird (7,4) |
| GRITTAR | Horse that won the 1982 Grand National, ridden by amateur jockey Dick Saunders, who at the age of 48 was the oldest jockey to have won the race (7) |
| EARTHSUMMIT | Horse that won the Grand National in 1998, the first to have also won the Scottish and Welsh equivalents (6) |
| CORBIERE | Horse that won the 1983 Grand National, making Jenny Pitman the first woman to train a winner of the race (8) |
| LITTLE | Horse that won the 1989 Grand National (6,7) |
| FOINAVON | Horse that won the 1967 Grand National (8) |
| AMBERLEIGH | Horse that won the 2004 Grand National (10,5) |
| REDRUM | Horse that won the Grand National three times |
| ROYALATHLETE | Horse that won the 1995 Grand National (5,7) |
| REDALLIGATOR | Horse that won the 1968 Grand National (3,9) |
| GAYTRIP | Horse that won the 1970 Grand National (3,4) |
| BINDAREE | Horse that won the 2002 Grand National |
