[6] He was later bought by Miss Pauline Wallis (a night club proprietor) and Sir Robert Adeane and placed with trainer John Bassett at Clapton.

[7] After winning the Wembley Summer Cup, he traveled to Ireland with John Bassett and was housed at Gay McKenna's kennels in Cabinteely in preparation for the 1968 Irish Greyhound Derby.

[10] In the Pall Mall Stakes at Harringay Stadium during November, he won his heat in 28.71 (a new track record), which he lowered to 28.60 in the semi-final but lost the final to Local Motive, who he had beaten in the semi.

Yellow Printer's owner Pauline Wallis reacted by buying Flaming King for £5,000 from Frank Moran and taking him back to England.

The heat contained Sand Star (the eventual winner), Kilbelin Style (the runner-up) and Pallas Joy (who won the Welsh Greyhound Derby) the following month.