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Versatile Schiaparelli’s Packed Week of Winners 

Schiaparelli has had winners of almost all varieties over the past week, with his offspring scoring over fences, hurdles and on the Flat. Rafferty’s Return claimed his second victory of the year on 26 March…

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Saturday Winners for Jack Hobbs and Schiaparelli

Call Me Jack continued his successful season with a second victory over hurdles for the Walford family, this time at Newcastle. A son of rising young sire National Hunt sire Jack Hobbs and Cheltenham Festival…

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She’s Ace! Cheltenham Festival Glory for Golden Horn Mare

Golden Ace because the first Cheltenham Festival winner for her sire Golden Horn when coping superb with the testing conditions to outgun the odds-on favourite Betterdaysahead to land the G2 Ryanair Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle. Trained…

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G3 Success for Golden Horn in Australia

Yellowbrick Road became the latest major winner on the Flat for Golden Horn with a Group 3 victory at Morphettville in the Lord Reims Stakes over 2,600m. Bred by Ben Sangster, the five-year-old won his…

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Listed Chase Glory for Schiaparelli Mare Marsh Wren

Schiaparelli was represented by an Anglo-Irish double on Thursday as the hugely consistent Marsh Wren won the Irish EBF Colreevy Mares’ Novice Chase at Thurles and Hidden History notched a debut success over hurdles at…

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Golden Horn’s Nemean Lion Wins G2 Kingwell Hurdle

Nemean Lion added the G2 Kingwell Hurdle to his tally of big wins, justifying favouritism to win by a length and a half from Irish raider Colonel Mustard and Goshen. The seven-year-old son of Golden…

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Ace Return for Golden Horn Mare

Golden Ace’s unbeaten run over hurdles continued on Tuesday with an easy victory at Taunton and the Cheltenham Festival may be next for the Jeremy Scott-trained mare. The six-year-old daughter of Golden Horn was second…

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Schiaparelli’s Stalwarts Strike Again

Marsh Wren and Jaytee made it a memorable weekend for Schiaparelli’s offspring when recording their seventh and fifth wins respectively at Uttoxeter and Doncaster. Marsh Wren, now eight, has been a star for Stuart Edmunds’…

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