Peter Wilkins has become the latest recipient of the coveted Gold Pass, awarded to former players for their dedication to the club during its amateur days, when he was presented with the honour by Club Chairman Kevin Borrett before Saturday's postponed match with Bognor Regis Town. National Service restricted Wilkins to 51 appearances for his hometown club between 1945 and 1954, having begun his Horsham career as a 16 year old, but the former centre-half has retained an interest in the club despite moving away from the area and was a willing contributor to Adam Hammond's book, Farewell to the County. Other former players to have received their Gold Passes are Roy Spriggs, Denis Stillwell and Albert King. Congratulations Peter.