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I think the other one was Glint Of Gold.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"OK we’ll throw a Q each – mine is which sire of an outstanding chaser was placed in classics for a trainer more known for his nuturing of quality apprentice jockeys than high class horses.
Think you could make that any more vague, Cancello?
This sire only had one high-class chaser?
Wasn’t widely represented – ran in the 70’s – chaser ran in the 1990’s. – if I said which part of the country the trainer of the sire was based in, that would probably give it away.
Yup, that’s the one. May have been a bit unfair to Reg about the general class of animal he trained but it’s true.
I was thinking of chasers from the 90s with obscure-ish sires and Remittance Man was the most obvious one.
Next question: name the 14 runners-up to Frankel in the correct order from race 1-14 of his career.
Maiden Debut – Nathaniel
Conditions @ Donny- ????
Royal Lodge – ????
Dewhurst – Roderik O Connor
Greenham – Excellebration
Guineas – Native Khan
SJP – Zoffany
Sussex – Canford Cliffs
QE2 – Excellebration
Lockinge – Excellebration
Queen Ann – Excellebration
Sussex – Excellebration
Juddmonte – St Nicholas Abbey
Champion – Cirrus Des AiglesBUY THE SUN
Bugger I only thought I had one iffy one, excluding the ‘????’ of course. I’ll have to bow out and leave this to others, that was my best recollection.
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That is good recall Tatling. Only thing I can add is that the Guineas was Dubawi Gold; Native Khan was third.
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