Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Right Boy (1954–1977) was a Thoroughbred racehorse who cost 575 guineas as a yearling. He was the second top sprinter of the 1950s to be trained in Yorkshire by Bill Dutton - the first was Pappa Fourway, who cost even less, and when Dutton died in 1958, the horse was taken over by his late trainer's son-in-law Pat Rohan. His early career was of no particular significance, but he was later paired with regular jockey Lester Piggott and compiled 16 wins, including the Nunthorpe Stakes (twice), and the July Cup, King George Stakes and Cork & Orrery Stakes, as well as the King's Stand Stakes. At stud, the only notable winners he produced by the time he was put down in 1977 were Reet Lass, who won the Molecomb Stakes at Goodwood, and Village Boy, who landed the Richmond Stakes at the same course.. }
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- Right_Boy abstract "Right Boy (1954–1977) was a Thoroughbred racehorse who cost 575 guineas as a yearling. He was the second top sprinter of the 1950s to be trained in Yorkshire by Bill Dutton - the first was Pappa Fourway, who cost even less, and when Dutton died in 1958, the horse was taken over by his late trainer's son-in-law Pat Rohan. His early career was of no particular significance, but he was later paired with regular jockey Lester Piggott and compiled 16 wins, including the Nunthorpe Stakes (twice), and the July Cup, King George Stakes and Cork & Orrery Stakes, as well as the King's Stand Stakes. At stud, the only notable winners he produced by the time he was put down in 1977 were Reet Lass, who won the Molecomb Stakes at Goodwood, and Village Boy, who landed the Richmond Stakes at the same course.".