- Sir
Gallahad (1920–1949) was a
French Thoroughbred racehorse and an
important sire in the
United States.
Racing at age two in
France for his
British breeder/owner...
- Children" in 1968. Thomas, Bryan. "The
Gallahads - Biography". allmusic.com.
Retrieved July 1, 2015. "
Gallahads, The: Seattle's 1950s Doo-**** Kings". historylink...
- by a
daughter of the sire. The most
frequent sires on the list are Sir
Gallahad III (12), Mr.
Prospector (9),
Princequillo (8), and Star
Shoot (5). bloodhorse...
- 8
winners (exclusively
through the
Teddy (1913) line, with his son Sir
Gallahad producing 5 winners, most
recently Hoop Jr. in 1945), most
recently 1957...
- in 1963.
Covered by Joe Bataan,
Curtis And The
Showstoppers 1965, The
Gallahads 1965, The Intruders, GQ 1982 "Sad Girl", song by The
Stems Dom Mariani...
- B-side.
Other contemporary 1960s
versions include Woody Carr (1964), the
Gallahads (1964), the
Hollywood Hurricanes (UK, 1964), the
Imperialites (1964),...
- it was
ranked #42 on
Billboard magazine's Top 50
singles of 1956. The
Gallahads,
reaching #62 on the U.S. pop
chart in 1956. Don Gibson,
hitting #22 on...
-
Chicle (1) 1930: Sir
Gallahad III (1) 1931: St.
Germans (1) 1932:
Chatterton (1) 1933: Sir
Gallahad III (2) 1934: Sir
Gallahad III (3) 1935:
Chance Play...
- doo-****
groups including the Turks, the Twilighters, the
Shields and the
Gallahads. He also
briefly worked in A&R for Del-Fi
Records and was responsible...
- Vigil, the 1923
Preakness Stakes winner.
Among his
famous sires was Sir
Gallahad,
purchased from France, who was the
leading sire in 1930, 1933, 1934, and...
