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Savill didn't originally own Celtic Swing. His jockey Darley rode work at Angmering and told Savill he should buy the colt. Which he did. The statement about the Van Morrison track is correct but goodness knows how you'll confirm it. The Van Morrison fan was Lady Herries stepson from her marriage to Colin Cowdrey, who was a huge VM fan.(Victor Middlesex (talk) 06:13, 28 November 2014 (UTC))