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pilgarlic

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pilgarlic [pɪlˈgɑːlɪk]
n
1. Obsolete a bald head or a man with a bald head
2. Dialect a pitiable person
[literally: peeled garlic]
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This is my selection: Vicario Di Bray, Venture To Cognac, Border Incident, Apalachee, Giacometti, Commanche Run, Timeless Times, Silver Buck, The Mighty Mac, The Pilgarlic, Sabin Du Loir, W Six Times, Chimes Of Freedom, Indian Skimmer.
RESULT!: CAN'T GET HORSES OUT OF MY HEAD . by The Mirror (London, England)
Close in behind him is Churchtown Boy, The Pilgarlic is about six lengths away, then comes the mare Eyecatcher, then What A Buck, Happy Ranger, Forest King and Carroll Street - they're virtually the only ones left in the 1977 Grand National.
'It's hats off and a tremendous reception' How Sir Peter O'Sullevan ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
The Pilgarlic, which he had beaten 48 lengths the year before, was only beaten three or four lengths in the race.
Racing: THE VIEW FROM THE SADDLE: Ginger in the mood to light up ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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