THE FOURTH 2007 CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL INFORMATION PACK
35 AIMING TO BE ON TOP OF THE WORLD
The £250,000 Ladbrokes World Hurdle, the championship event for three-mile hurdlers and the centrepiece of day three of The Festival has attracted 35 entries for its 2007 renewal with nine entries from Ireland and three from France bidding to take on the sponsors’ red-hot 4/5 favourite Black Jack Ketchum.
The winner of last year’s Brit Insurance Novices’ Hurdle, Black Jack Ketchum remains unbeaten after eight starts, including on his seasonal debut in the Mears Group “Relkeel” Hurdle at Cheltenham on December 9. His trainer Jonjo O’Neill has a five-strong entry that also includes East Tycoon, Fire Dragon, Refinement and the now 11-year-old Rhinestone Cowboy.
Inglis Drever, successful two years ago, could bid to become only the second horse to recapture his crown in the Ladbrokes World Hurdle following Crimson Embers in 1982 and 1986. He showed he retained his ability with a Grade Two success at Newbury in November.
There are nine entries from Ireland, including the star mare Asian Maze and Hardy Eustace, successful in the Smurfit Kappa Champion Hurdle in 2005 and 2006. Adrian Maguire never won the Ladbrokes World Hurdle as a jockey but is now rapidly making a name for himself as a trainer and he could be represented by Celestial Wave, successful in Grade Two company on her latest two starts at Navan and Leopardstown.
One of France’s best performers, the Francois Cottin-trained Princesse d’Anjou, is an intriguing entry. He won the Grade One Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris at Auteuil in May and also landed the Grade One Prix La Haye Jousselin under Philip Carberry in November. Last season’s Adonis Hurdle winner Kasbah Bliss, trained by Francois Doumen, and Millenium Royal also represent France.
Mighty Man, third when favourite in 2006, is entered again while other interesting contenders include Blazing Bailey, who chased home Black Jack Ketchum at Cheltenham last month, the progressive Flight Leader, successful twice at Cheltenham this season, and Dom D’Orgeval, a winner at Fakenham yesterday afternoon.
Edward Gillespie, Managing Director at Cheltenham, commented: “The Ladbrokes World Hurdle frequently produces one of the best finishes at The Festival and the quality of the entries again this year suggest that we could well be in for another treat in 2007.”
Mike Dillon, Director of Public Relations at Ladbrokes, added: “Everyone is waiting with bated breath to see if Black Jack Ketchum can make the transition from novice to champion in the Ladbrokes World Hurdle.”
Ladbrokes’ latest betting:
4/5 Black Jack Ketchum, 5/1 Inglis Drever, 6/1 Mighty Man, 8/1 Asian Maze, 12/1 Celestial Wave, 20/1 Flight Leader, 25/1 Hardy Eustace, 25/1 Lough Derg, 25/1 Princesse d'Anjou, 33/1 Al Eile, 33/1 Blazing Bailey, 33/1 Dom d'Orgeval, 33/1 Fire Dragon, 33/1 Irish Wolf, 33/1 United, 40/1 Lord Sam, 40/1 Material World, 40/1 Refinement, 40/1 Rhinestone Cowboy, 40/1 Strangely Brown, 40/1 Temoin, 50/1 Kasbah Bliss, 50/1 Labelthou, 50/1 Over The Creek, 66/1 Finger Onthe Pulse, 66/1 Our Ben, 66/1 Powerstation, 66/1 Sleeping Night, 100/1 Just Beth, 100/1 Millenium Royal, 100/1 Overstrand, 100/1 Redemption, 200/1 East Tycoon, 200/1 Korelo, 250/1 Santa's Son.
LADBROKES WORLD HURDLE ENTRIES INFORMATION
NUMBER OF ENTRIES
2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999
35, 50, 35, 33, 33, 48, 56, 36, 51,
1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991
43. 49, 51, 39, 52, 40, 56, 52.
IRISH-TRAINED ENTRIES
2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999
9, 13, 5, 12, 6, 10, 12, 4, 5,
1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991
4, 10, 13, 8, 12, 10, 9, 7.
LADBROKES WORLD HURDLE FACTS
1. The Ladbrokes World Hurdle is one of the youngest races at The Festival. Known as the Stayers’ Hurdle up to and including 2004, it was only introduced with its current race conditions in 1972. Before that, it was known as the Spa Hurdle.
2. The Ladbrokes World Hurdle has been run on the Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of the meeting. It moved to its current Thursday slot in 1993.
3. Its first year of sponsorship was 1972, under the title of the Lloyds Bank Hurdle. There have been four sponsors of the race, Waterford Crystal from 1978 to 1990 and Bonusprint from 1991 to 2004. 2005 was the first year of Ladbrokes’ sponsorship and prize money currently stands at £250,000, up £20,000 on last year.
4. The Ladbrokes World Hurdle used to be a favourite with the Irish, who have won it nine times, most recently in 1995 with Dorans Pride. Baracouda provided a first success for France in 2002 and followed up again in 2003. In 2004 and 2005, he was runner-up behind Iris’s Gift and Inglis Drever respectively, while last year he ran fifth behind My Way De Solzen.
5. The late Fulke Walwyn is the only trainer to have won it more than twice. The race was dominated in the mid-eighties by Crimson Embers, trained by Walwyn, and the winner in 1982 and 1986. Indeed, Crimson Embers would have been awarded the race in the stewards’ room in 1985 had his rider not declined to give evidence to the enquiry afterwards, but the trainer won the race anyway with Rose Ravine. The owner, Pam Smart, was ambivalent about the result - she owned both horses!
6. Gaye Chance, the winner in 1984, was a full-brother to the 1983 Champion Hurdle winner Gaye Brief. Both horses were trained by Mercy Rimell.
7. No horse has managed to win both the Smurfit Champion Hurdle and the Ladbrokes World Hurdle.
8. A total of 10 favourites have been successful.
9. The smallest field to go to post was eight in 1973 while the largest was 22 in both 1985 and 1990. 20 ran last year.
10. There have been three dual winners - Crimson Embers (1982 & 1986), Galmoy (1987 & 1988) and Baracouda (2002 & 2003). No horse has won the race three times.
11. Tommy Carberry, Stuart Shilston, Tommy Carmody, Mark Perrett, Charlie Swan, Jamie Osborne and Thierry Doumen are the most successful jockeys, each recording two victories. No current jockey has won the race more than once.
12. The Ladbrokes World Hurdle forms part of the British Horseracing Board’s 65-race Order Of Merit competition. Royal Shakespeare and Monkerhostin shared the £200,000 first prize last season.
LADBROKES WORLD HURDLE
Class 1, Grade One, £250,000 Total Prize Fund, three miles. Cheltenham, 3.15pm, Thursday, March 15. For four-year-olds and upwards which are allotted a rating of 130 or more by the senior BHB Jump Handicapper following a review of the horses entered and taking account of races run up to and including March 6 - horse which are not qualified for a rating in GB, IRE or FR may also be entered (such horses may be eligible providing the Handicapper is satisfied that the horse’s racecourse performances up to and including March 6 would merit a minimum rating of 130 - the decision of the Senior BHB Jump Handicapper shall be final), three miles. Weights: 4yo: 11st; 5yo+: 11st 10lb; fillies & mares allowed 7lb. Entries closed January 10, entries revealed January 15 (35 entries). Forfeit stage February 20, £12,500 supplementary entry stage March 9, six-day confirmation stage March 9, final declaration 10.00am, March 13. Form figures supplied by Weatherbys and are correct up to and including the racing of Monday, January 15.
Form Horse Age Owner Trainer
146-054 AL EILE (IRE) 7 Michael Ryan John Queally IRE
F11-024 ASIAN MAZE (IRE) 8 Sheila Moore Tom Mullins IRE
11111-1 BLACK JACK KETCHUM (IRE) 8 Gay Smith Jonjo O'Neill
32-0124 BLAZING BAILEY 5 Three Line Whip Alan King
112-311 CELESTIAL WAVE (IRE) 7 Cahir Racing Syndicate Adrian Maguire IRE
354-3431 DOM D'ORGEVAL (FR) 7 A J White David Pipe
3P1000 EAST TYCOON (IRE) 8 Gay Smith Jonjo O'Neill
00-1P40 REDEMPTION 12 Michael Purtill Nigel Twiston-Davies
P-03413 REFINEMENT (IRE) 8 Michael Tabor Jonjo O'Neill
6131/1/-P RHINESTONE COWBOY (IRE) 11 Sue Magnier Jonjo O'Neill
33132-27 SANTA'S SON (IRE) 7 K S T Syndicate John O'Shea IRE
1U111/-F SLEEPING NIGHT (FR) 11 David and Elizabeth Jackson Paul Nicholls
15-U4U3 STRANGELY BROWN (IRE) 6 We Didn't Name Him Syndicate Eric McNamara IRE
110-P32 TEMOIN 7 The Unemployables Nicky Henderson
5-02511 UNITED (GER) 6 R B Holt Lucy Wadham
35 entries
9 Irish-trained
3 French-trained
Breakdown of Entries by Trainer with Past Successes in the Ladbrokes World Hurdle
5 Entries
Jonjo O’Neill (2004 Iris’s Gift)
3 Entries
David Pipe
2 Entries
Francois Doumen FR (2002 & 2003 Baracouda)
1 Entry
Peter Bowen
Francois Cottin FR
Henry Daly
Victor Dartnall
Joe Fierro
Steve Gollings
Nicky Henderson (1989 Rustle, 2000 Bacchanal)
Dessie Hughes IRE
Howard Johnson (2005 Inglis Drever)
Alan King
Emma Lavelle
Adrian Maguire IRE
Eric McNamara IRE
Thomas Mullins IRE
Willie Mullins IRE
Dr Richard Newland
Paul Nicholls
John O’Shea IRE
Michael Phillips IRE
John Queally IRE
Suzy Smith
Tom Taaffe IRE
Colin Tizzard
Nigel Twiston-Davies
Lucy Wadham
HORSES ENTERED IN BOTH THE SMURFIT CHAMPION HURDLE
AND THE LADBROKES WORLD HURDLE
Al Eile
Asian Maze
Hardy Eustace
Overstrand
Ladbrokes World Hurdle - Analysis
The Grade One Ladbrokes World Hurdle over three miles is the feature championship event on Thursday, March 15, at The Festival, and has attracted a top-class entry of 35 horses, including nine from Ireland and three from France.
Inglis Drever, the 2005 Ladbrokes World Hurdle hero, could bid to regain his crown having missed last year’s renewal due to injury. The eight-year-old made a winning return to action in the Grade Two VC Casino.com Long Distance Hurdle at Newbury on November 25.
Howard Johnson’s charge faces stiff competition from a powerful Jonjo O’Neill-trained contingent, which is headed by the brilliant Black Jack Ketchum, unbeaten in eight starts including the Grade Two Brit Insurance Novices’ Hurdle over the course and distance at the 2006 Festival.
The top-class eight-year-old scored a decisive victory on his sole start this season in the Grade Two Mears Group “Relkeel” Hurdle over two miles, five and a half furlongs at Cheltenham in November, defeating the Alan King-trained Blazing Bailey by three lengths.
O’Neill’s five-strong entry also includes Rhinestone Cowboy, who defeated the 2004 Ladbrokes World Hurdle victor Iris’s Gift when winning the Grade One Ballymore Properties Champion Stayers Hurdle at Punchestown in April that year. The 11-year-old did not race again until being pulled up behind the Lucy Wadham-trained Grade One winner United in a heavy ground handicap hurdle at Haydock in December and missed an intended start on Saturday when suffering from colic.
The Jackdaws Castle quintet also includes Grade One bumper winner Refinement, East Tycoon and Fire Dragon.
Henry Daly has entered the high-class Mighty Man, who won the extended three-mile Grade One BGC Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot on December 16, from the David Pipe-trained Lough Derg, having finished second to dual Smurfit Kappa Champion Hurdler winner Hardy Eustace on his previous outing over just short of two and a half miles in the Coral Ascot Hurdle.
The Emma Lavelle-trained Labelthou landed both the Grade Two Ballymore Properties Novices’ Hurdle at Sandown on December 1 and the Grade Two Ballymore Properties Leamington Novices’ Hurdle at Warwick on Saturday. But she was no match on December 9 for the Colin Tizzard-trained Flight Leader in the Grade Two Brit Insurance Novices’ Hurdle over course and distance. Flight Leader went on to score back-to-back Cheltenham victories when three quarters of a length too good for Temoin in the Steel Plate And Sections Hurdle on New Year’s Day.
Alongside Hardy Eustace, the high-class Irish entry includes the brilliant Tom Mullins-trained mare Asian Maze, winner of Grade One contests two years running at both the Aintree and Punchestown Festivals. She could be joined by the Adrian Maguire-trained mare Celestial Wave, the easy winner of the Grade Two woodiesdiy.com Christmas Hurdle at Leopardstown in December.
John Queally could send Grade One winner Al Eile across the Irish Sea, while Finger Onthe Pulse, Our Ben, Powerstation, Santa’s Son and Strangely Brown could also make the journey.
Francois Doumen took the Ladbrokes World Hurdle in 2002 and 2003 with the great Baracouda and the French handler has entered the high-class Kasbah Bliss and Grade One winner Millenium Royal. Compatriot Francois Cottin may run Princesse d’Anjou, winner of the Grade One Prix La Haye Jousselin at Auteuil in November.
The one-eyed mare Material World, trained by Suzy Smith, won over the course and distance in the Pertemps Handicap Hurdle (Qualifier) on December 8, while Overstrand gave Dr Richard Newland the biggest success of his embryonic training career in the William Hill Handicap Hurdle at Sandown six days earlier.
Irish Wolf, Redemption, Lord Sam, Sleeping Night, Just Beth, Korelo and the David Pipe-trained pair, Over The Creek, runner-up in the 2005 Brit Insurance Novices’ Hurdle at The Festival, and Dom d’Orgeval complete the entry.
LADBROKES WORLD HURDLE ROLL OF HONOUR
(Ladbrokes World Hurdle from 2005, bonusprint.com Stayers’ Hurdle 2004, Bonusprint Stayers’ Hurdle 1991-2003, Waterford Crystal Stayers’ Hurdle 1978-90, Lloyds Bank Hurdle 1972-77)
Year Winner Age/Wt Jockey Trainer Owner SP Ran
2006 My Way De Solzen 6-11-10 Robert Thornton Alan King B Winfield, A Longman, J Wright, C Fenton 8/1 20
2005 Inglis Drever 6-11-10 Graham Lee Howard Johnson Andrea & Graham Wylie 5/1 12
2004 Iris’s Gift 7-11-10 Barry Geraghty Jonjo O’Neill Robert Lester 9/2 10
2003 Baracouda 8-11-10 Thierry Doumen Francois Doumen FR J P McManus 9/4JF 11
2002 Baracouda 7-11-10 Thierry Doumen Francois Doumen FR J P McManus 13/8F 16
2001 No Race (Foot and Mouth)
2000 Bacchanal 6-11-10 Mick Fitzgerald Nicky Henderson Lady Lloyd-Webber 11/2 10
1999 Anzum 8-11-10 Richard Johnson David Nicholson Old Foresters Partnership 40/1 12
1998 Princeful 7-11-10 Rodney Farrant Jenny Pitman Robert Hitchins 16/1 9
1997 Karshi 7-11-10 Jamie Osborne Henrietta Knight Lord Vestey 20/1 17
1996 Cyborgo 6-11-10 David Bridgwater Martin Pipe County Stores (Somerset) Holdings 8/1 19
1995 Dorans Pride 6-11-10 Shane Broderick Michael Hourigan IRE Tom Doran 11/4F 11
1994 Balasani 8-11-10 Mark Perrett Martin Pipe Mark Smith 9/2JF 14
1993 Shuil Ar Aghaidh7-11-05 Charlie Swan Paddy Kiely IRE Mrs Paddy Kiely 20/1 12
1992 Nomadic Way 7-11-10 Jamie Osborne Barry Hills Robert Sangster 15/2 17
1991 King’s Curate 7-11-10 Mark Perrett Stan Mellor C J Ells 5/2F 15
1990 Trapper John 6-11-10 Charlie Swan Mouse Morris IRE Jill Fanning 15/2 22
1989 Rustle 7-11-10 Michael Bowlby Nicky Henderson Robert Waley-Cohen 4/1 21
1988 Galmoy 9-11-10 Tommy Carmody John Mulhern IRE Miss D Threadwell 2/1F 16
1987 Galmoy 8-11-10 Tommy Carmody John Mulhern IRE Miss D Threadwell 9/2 14
1986 Crimson Embers 11-11-10 Stuart Shilston Fulke Walwyn Pam Smart 12/1 19
1985 Rose Ravine 6-11-05 Ricky Pusey Fulke Walwyn Pam Smart 5/1F 22
1984 Gaye Chance 9-11-10 Sam Morshead Mercy Rimell Mary Curtis 5/1 14
1983 A Kinsman 7-11-12 Geordie Dun John Brockbank Mrs John Brockbank 50/1 21
1982 Crimson Embers 7-11-12 Stuart Shilston Fulke Walwyn Sally Smart 2/1F 11
1981 Derring Rose 6-11-12 John Francome Fred Winter Peter Savill 3/1 14
1980 Mountrivers 6-11-12 Tommy Ryan Edward O’Grady IRE B Burser 7/1 19
1979 Lighter 6-11-12 Philip Blacker John Edwards G Smith 14/1 14
1978 Flame Gun 6-11-12 Mr Niall Madden Edward O’Grady IRE Mary Kenny 14/1 13
1977 Town Ship 6-11-12 Tommy Carberry Peter Easterby Pat Muldoon 5/2 11
1976 Bit Of A Jig 8-11-12 Dessie Hughes Mick O’Toole IRE Mrs Mick O’Toole 2/1F 12
1975 Brown Lad 9-11-12 Tommy Carberry Jim Dreaper IRE Mrs Peter Burrell 7/4F 12
1974 Highland Abbe 8-11-12 Richard Smith Les Kennard Mrs K Hankey 15/2 15
1973 Moyne Royal 8-11-12 David Mould Arthur Pitt E Cook 10/1 8
1972 Parlour Moor 8-11-12 Macer Gifford Tom Jones Miss Charlotte Monkton 13/2 11
2006 LADBROKES WORLD HURDLE
RESULT IN DETAIL
Grade 1 (Class 1) 3m New Course £230,000 guaranteed For 4yo+11st 1lb; 5yo+ 11st 10lb Allowances fillies and mares 7lb Entries 50 pay £265 First forfeit 36 pay £530 Confirmed 25 pay £265 Penalty value 1st £131,146; 2nd £49,197; 3rd £24,633; 4th £12,282; 5th £6,164; 6th £3,082
1 MY WAY DE SOLZEN (FR) (B Winfield, A Longman, J Wright & C Fenton) Alan King 6-11-10 Robert Thornton 8/1
2 GOLDEN CROSS (IRE) (P Johnson) Michael Halford IRE 7-11-10 Johnny Murtagh 5/1
3 MIGHTY MAN (FR) (Joss Hanbury) Henry Daly 6-11-10 Richard Johnson 4/1 Fav
4 FIRE DRAGON (IRE) (Gay Smith) Jonjo O'Neill 5-11-10 Tony Dobbin 33/1
5 BARACOUDA (FR) (J P McManus) Francois Doumen FR 11-11-10 Tony McCoy 9/2
6 EMOTIONAL MOMENT (IRE) (Watercork Syndicate) Tom Taaffe IRE 9-11-10 Ruby Walsh 22/1
7 STARZAAN (IRE) (Ben Arbib) Hughie Morrison 7-11-10 Paul Carberry 100/1
8 PATRIARCH EXPRESS (A Muir) Sue Smith 9-11-10 Dominic Elsworth 12/1
9 AMBOBO (USA) (Sean Mulryan) Arnaud Chaille-Chaille FR 6-11-10 Barry Geraghty 17/2
10 IT'S JUST HARRY (James Blackshaw) Charles Egerton 9-11-10 Paddy Brennan 33/1
11 WESTENDER (FR) (Matt Archer & the late Jean Broadhurst) Martin Pipe 10-11-10 Timmy Murphy 25/1
12 CRYSTAL D'AINAY (FR) (Tony Fisher & Jeni Fisher) Alan King 7-11-10 Wayne Hutchinson 33/1
13 NO REFUGE (IRE) (Andrea & Graham Wylie) Howard Johnson 6-11-10 Graham Lee 14/1
14 ATTORNEY GENERAL (IRE) (Wally Sturt) Jim Old 7-11-10 Jason Maguire 25/1
15 DAVENPORT MILENIUM (IRE) (P M Racing Syndicate) Willie Mullins IRE 10-11-10 David Casey 200/1
16 BLUE CANYON (FR) (J P McManus) Francois Doumen FR 8-11-10 Conor O'Dwyer 80/1
17 MISTANOORA (Nigel Twiston-Davies) Nigel Twiston-Davies 7-11-10 Carl Llewellyn 100/1
UR SH BOOM (T G K Construction Ltd) Steve Brookshaw 8-11-10 Liam Heard 66/1
P MILLENIUM ROYAL (FR) (J Vasicek) Francois Doumen FR 6-11-10 Mick Fitzgerald 33/1
P HOLY ORDERS (IRE) (A McLuckie) Willie Mullins IRE 9-11-10 Davy Condon 150/1
Non-runners: Royal Paradise, Asian Maze
20 ran; Time: 5m 38.20s
Distances: hd, 4, 3, 2.5, 1.35, 7, 5, 5, 1.75, sh, 7, 2.5, dist, 3, 3, 12
Breeder: C Ricous-Guerin & Jacques Guerin
Breeding: b g Assessor (IRE) - Agathe de Solzen (FR)
Tote: Win; £8.20 Places; £3.00, £2.10, £2.20 Exacta; £30.10
Winning Trainer: ALAN KING Born: December 13, 1966 Based: Barbury Castle Stables, Wroughton, Wiltshire Cheltenham Festival Wins (4): William Hill National Trophy Handicap Chase (2004 Fork Lightning), JCB Triumph Hurdle (2005 Penzance), Irish Independent Arkle Trophy (2006 Voy Por Ustedes), Ladbrokes World Hurdle (2006 My Way De Solzen) Big Race Wins: Bula Hurdle (1999 Relkeel), Long Walk Hurdle (1999 Anzum, 2005 My Way De Solzen), Jim Ford Challenge Cup (2000 Spendid), Cleeve Hurdle (2004 Crystal d’Ainay), Kingmaker Novices’ Chase (2006 Voy Por Ustedes), National Spirit Hurdle (2006 My Way De Solzen) Horses in Training (2000-2005): 65; 51; 56; 74; 85; 123 Number of Winners (1999/2000-2004/05): 27; 18; 34; 39; 47; 66 Wins this Season: 55
Winning Jockey: Robert Thornton Date of birth: 14/7/78 First Winner Under Rules: K C’s Dancer (Cheltenham, October 25, 1995) Background: Joined David Nicholson as an amateur in 1995 and was crowned Champion Conditional in 1998. Wins (1995/96-2004/05): 3; 30; 71; 37; 23; 40; 56; 50; 73; 97 Cheltenham Festival wins: (8) FULKE WALWYN KIM MUIR CHALLENGE CUP CHASE (King Lucifer 1997), PERTEMPS FINAL (Pharanear 1997), WILLIAM HILL TROPHY HANDICAP CHASE (2004 Fork Lightning, 2005 Kelami), JCB Triumph Hurdle (2005 Penzance), Brit Insurance Novices’ Hurdle (2005 Moulin Riche), Irish Independent Arkle Trophy (2006 Voy Por Ustedes), Ladbrokes World Hurdle (2006 My Way De Solzen) Aintree Festival wins: MARTELL FOXHUNTERS’ CHASE (Blue Cheek 1997), CORDON BLEU HANDICAP HURDLE (Shankar 1997), SEFTON NOVICES’ HURDLE (2002 Stromness), PREMIER CONVENIENCE STORES TOP NOVICES’ HURDLE (2004 Royal Shakespeare); JOHN SMITH’S MARES ONLY NH FLAT RACE (2005 Senorita Rumbalita) Big Race Wins: VICTOR CHANDLER CHASE (1999 Call Equiname), CORALPOKER.COM KINGMAKER NOVICES’ CHASE (1999 Flagship Uberalles, 2005 Kadount, 2006 Voy Por Ustedes), RENDLESHAM HURDLE (1999 Pharanear, 2005 Crystal D’Ainay), SPORTING INDEX CHASE (2002 Famfoni), WRAGGE & CO FINESSE JUVENILE NOVICES’ HURDLE (2003 Moneytrain), TOTE BULA HURDLE (2003 Rigmarole), ADONIS JUVENILE HURDLE (2004 Trouble At Bay), CLEEVE HURDLE (2004 Crystal D’Ainay), AGFA DIAMOND HANDICAP CHASE (2005 Innox), AGFA HURDLE (2005 Self Defense), TOTESPORT LONG WALK HURDLE (2005 My Way De Solzen), NATIONAL SPIRIT HURDLE (My Way De Solzen) Wins this Season: 67
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