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Everything fell into place for Clan Des Obeaux (Paul Nicholls/Harry Cobden) after a frustrating season, and he jumped with more fluency in first-time cheekpieces
By Rory Delargy on 09 April 2021
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Abacadabras (Denise Foster/Jack Kennedy) bounced back from an early fall in the Champion Hurdle to run out an impressive winner of the Aintree Hurdle
By Rory Delargy on 09 April 2021
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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson's horses, which he co-owns, won the first three Grade 1 races at Aintree
By Rory Delargy on 09 April 2021
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Andre Fabre’s Philomene, a half-sister to both Chicquita and Magic Wand was hugely impressive in winning at Saint Cloud
By James Crispe on 09 April 2021
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The classic trials the Prix Djebel and Prix Imprudence threw up surprise winners
By James Crispe on 09 April 2021
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Rory Delargy rounds up racing at Haydock and Kempton
By Rory Delargy on 09 April 2021
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Richard Johnson is undoubtedly, a great champion, but more importantly, he is a thoroughly decent, unassuming and honourable man
By Rory Delargy on 09 April 2021
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Trained by Chris Waller, Hungry Heart becomes the first southern hemisphere-bred of Frankel to win a Group 1 taking out the Vinery Stud Stakes over 2,000 metres for fillies
By Stuart McCormick on 09 April 2021
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Through a gap and into the clear, Sir Dragonet had his rivals covered, stretching out to a two-length win in the Group 1 Kia Tancred Stakes
By Stuart McCormick on 09 April 2021
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The Pletcher one-two in the Wood Memorial consisted of horses priced at 72/1 and 15/1
By Anne Marie Duff on 09 April 2021
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Trainer John Sadler goes to Kentucky with his colt off three runs - two on turf
By Anne Marie Duff on 09 April 2021
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Deteriorating ground conditions and run in a deluge of rain brought a shock result in the form of the diminutive four-year-old filly Lei Papale
By James Butler on 09 April 2021
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