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| − | (b. **/**/ | + | '''Stanley Daly''' (b. Durban, **/**/1902? - d. **/**/1974?) was a jockey. |
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| + | == Biography == | ||
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| + | Stanley Daly was a jockey who played himself in the horse racing drama ''[[The Stolen Favourite]]'' (1919), directed by [[Joseph Albrecht]] for [[African Film Productions]]. Little is known about him, except that three months after the release of the film he sustained a nasty fall in Kimberley and was taken to hospital. In 1921 he was injured again and faced a charge of culpable homicide following a motorcycle accident in Turffontein in which a pedestrian was killed, though at the trial evidence was given that the victim had been inebriated. | ||
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S.A. Pictorial, 15 February 1919 | S.A. Pictorial, 15 February 1919 | ||
| + | Rand Daily Mail, 1 September 1921 | ||
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| + | Rand Daily Mail, 7 October 1921 | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:06, 5 November 2018
Stanley Daly (b. Durban, **/**/1902? - d. **/**/1974?) was a jockey.
Biography
Stanley Daly was a jockey who played himself in the horse racing drama The Stolen Favourite (1919), directed by Joseph Albrecht for African Film Productions. Little is known about him, except that three months after the release of the film he sustained a nasty fall in Kimberley and was taken to hospital. In 1921 he was injured again and faced a charge of culpable homicide following a motorcycle accident in Turffontein in which a pedestrian was killed, though at the trial evidence was given that the victim had been inebriated.
Sources
S.A. Pictorial, 15 February 1919
Rand Daily Mail, 1 September 1921
Rand Daily Mail, 7 October 1921
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