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Horse with a big reputation and an even bigger
stomach after developing a liking for oats. Poor
attitude has seen him never live up to his
reputation. |
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Appeared just once so far before being discarded
after two other horses were found to be lame. One of
the most pointless Tattersalls purchases of all
time. |
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Very popular customer despite being a
non-starter in January 2011 who can often be found
galloping down the outside at pace. |
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Scored one of the most celebrated wins of this
century in October 2005 which has left him well
loved ever since. |
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Prone to bucking in fits of rage in his younger
days, this experienced horse has calmed down
remarkably as age has mellowed him. Has a balding
mane. |
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Class act and a loyal servant who has been a
regular winner over a now-unparalleled 11 years of
constant service, moving from the bottom to the top
with ease. |
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Bought in from Scandinavia because of his
potential, little is known about this horse as
neither hind nor hoof has been seen of him since his
arrival in Britain. |
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Diminutive yet generous type, he is the
definition of a horse that makes dreams come true.
Rarely heard from owing to a tongue tie. |
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Young New Zealand import and a real predator who
provided excellent back up as third string. |
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Not the fastest of horses and has a lot of
condition on him. Does a tidy job at the back of the
field. He is always in trouble should they go a
quick gallop. |
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Big money purchase in a time of frugality, he is
another who struggled to live up to the price tag. |
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Lack of experience on the track cannot count
against him as he is a supporting horse who has
always been there in times of need. |
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Dutch import looked superb in his early races
admittedly in low class fields. Has since dropped
well off the radar. |
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Runner comments
One of the most popular horses of all time, clinical
over fences and has every attribute you could
possibly wish for. |
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Fast horse with time on his side to develop into
a real class player, he loves to use his powerful
engine to weave through the field. |
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Runner comments
One of the great comeback stories of all time, he
loved his oats a bit too much and as a result was
nearly sold on eBay before becoming a top class
prospect in his twilight years. |
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Class act who has adapted his style from
powerful frontrunner outpacing them all to a more
subtle hold up horse in recent years. Remains
extremely popular. |
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Runner comments
One who never gives up, it took him an age to score
but once he had one result in the bank he couldn't
be stopped. Nicknamed The Bear for his tenacity. |
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Runner comments
An undoubtedly talented horse who has struggled with
alcohol problems (which does in fact make a horses
coat more shiny). Once rode into a lamppost while
drunk. |
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Another to have arrived only after several
horses were found to be lame, his couple of outings
were far from convincing. |
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Runner comments
Star performer in his younger years when the sky
looked the limit, his coat and ability seem to have
deserted him recently. |
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Runner comments
It was a gamble at the time to bring this horse in
from Spain but one that has proved richly vindicated
as he has sailed through the classes to the very top
of the grade. |
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Runner comments
Came from nowhere to impress in his debut campaign.
A rangy type who looks awkward but races with a
strange grace. Has struggled to place recently. |
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Runner comments
Definition of a workhorse who despite limited
talented has forged a career out of never giving up
even if he is 40l off the leader. |
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Quiet and unassuming horse who responds well to
negative tactics. He usually leaves it late to make
his move into the top six. |
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Made a blistering start to his career before
suffering a meltdown that not even a tongue tie,
blinkers or a hood could rectify. A waste of talent. |
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Part of a golden generation bred by Dean
Wilkins, just like many of his stalemates he never
lived up to the hype that was afforded. |
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Solid performer who will give his all no matter
where you position him in a race. Never happier than
being ridden out in the community. |
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Runner comments
An underrated race who many feel was never given the
big opportunities that his talent deserved. |
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Limited performer who provided punters with some
rare chinks of light in the darkest days |
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Runner comments
Arrived in Britain as a highly regarded horse but it
soon became clear he was not up to the standard with
some saying he was uncontrollable when it came to
taking others out. |
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Runner comments
Experienced leader who these days asks a pace maker
for getting younger horses through their races. |
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Runner comments
Loves to gallop down the outside of the track, this
new import has made an instant impression with a
number of strong showings, especially at far flung
tracks. |
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Ferocious battler who never knows when he is
beaten. Once got in trouble at the start as ear
plugs meant he couldn't hear what the starter was
saying to him. |
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Runner comments
Spanish import who looked quite good in a time of
bleakness before homesickness took it's toll as he
missed his horsebox back in Spain. |
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Runner comments
Desperation purchase more than anything else, he
surprised everyone by scoring some vital successes.
Huge and powerful. |
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Runner comments
Previously a reliable and no nonsense horse, he
struggled with injuries which have severely
restricted his on track appearances. |
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Runner comments
Struts around with a sense of arrogance which he has
never backed up on the track. Owners must consider
him a waste of money. |
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Runner comments
Has a record of deliberate interference and
polarises opinion between those who love him and
those who hate him. No doubt he is a trier but can
be extremely frustrating. |
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Runner comments
Huge horse with a massive stride who loves nothing
better than tossing it in in his races. Comfortable
anywhere in the field. |
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Runner comments
Does nothing but attack which can leave him open to
accusations of being one dimensional. Makes up for
his lack of size with a steely resolve. |
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Runner comments
Class act who uses his pace and guile to pick apart
fields at will. Once he gets going he can be
genuinely unstoppable. |
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Slow and steady, he has been around for years and go
do a job wherever positioned in the field. |
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Angry Scottish customer, he loves to be ridden
negatively to the point where every other horse
wipes each other out allowing him to come through
and steal the win. |
