At the Daily Mirror Cavalcade of Sport held last night at the White City before an audience of 20,000 excited people, Pat Smythe takes a jump faultlessly on Flanagan a chestnut gelding. Flanagan belongs to Mr. Robert Hanson, a Nottingham business man who wave the horse to his son, Billy a keen horsemen. But Bill fell ill, so Pat Smythe was chosen to ride him in the Horse of the Year show last year. Two days before the show Bill died, and Pat stood down. She wouldn't ride Bill's horse so soon afterwards. But she trained Flanagan along and now the two are all set of becoming as well known as Colonel Llewellyn and Foxhunter. May 25, 1955. (Photo by Daily Mirror).