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    Avatar photoquixallcrossett
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    You could try the racehorsememories web site. They have a "where are they now" section. Nothing on Nigel Twiston Davies web site, good luck, he was a great horse in his hey day.

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    I can find out for you….Chris Maude is married to one of my best friends….he rode him in most of his races. Just give me a day, i will email his wife now…

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    Avatar photoPerpetual
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    One of my favourites as well – particularly his Charlie Hall Chase win in 94 as doubled him up with East 17 to be Xmas number 1 :o

    Lovely horse & hoping he’s had a leisurely retirement

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    Dom Samurai became one of my favorite Chris Maude horses. Sadly he became thoroughly ungenuine but would like to know what he’s doing now. He did me a cracking favour in the Greenalls at Haydock after being touched off in the Welsh National by non other than Earth Summt.  <br>

    (Edited by davidjohnson at 12:54 pm on April 1, 2007)

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    Quote: from davidjohnson on 1:42 am on April 1, 2007[br]Sadly he became thoroghly ungengue

    That’s true of many posters here, I reckon (whatever it means)

    #49972
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    will ask Tom George who was his last trainer and a neighbour of my parents….I am going home next weekend after the Lambourn Open day, so will pop over to the yard and see where he is…

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    Quote: from Perpetual on 12:15 am on Mar. 31, 2007[br]particularly his Charlie Hall Chase win in 94 <br>

    <br>You were very lucky, then, as Barton Bank would have beaten him a furlong had he not slipped on landing four out.

    #49978
    Avatar photoPurwell
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    Do I remember Young Hustler crossing the line first in the Grand National, unfortunately having got rid of his rider on the previous circuit?

    I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains
    I've walked and I crawled on six crooked highways
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