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bigben the horseman
31 Mar 11 19:03
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as a racehorse enthusiast I wondered how much money is being spent on cheltenham festival winning horses.

Al ferof                62k
Captain chris        250k
Bensalem                12k
Hurricane fly        65k
Sizing Australia    3k
Quevega                no data
Divers            21k
Chicago grey        11.5k
First leuitenant            255k
Boston’s angel        no data
Sizing Europe        9k
Carlito brigante    40k
What a charm        110k
Cheltenian        210k
Noble prince        150k
Beuna vista        675k
Albertas run        20k
Big bucks                no data
Holmwood legend    6k
Junior             35k
Zarkander        no data
Final approach        180k
Bobs worth        20k
Long run                no data
Zemsky                32k
Sir des champs            no data
Oiseau de nuit        no data

Average        £108325

so if your dreaming of walking into the winners enclosure leading your own festival winner keep saving

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bigben the horseman
When: 31 Mar 11 19:06
the cheapest winners were in general purchased as yearlings
By:
Mr Eboue
When: 31 Mar 11 19:29
Sizing Europe a bargain.

I bet Zarkander cost a fortune.
By:
grade 1
When: 01 Apr 11 14:00
have you got the right BV there Devil
By:
Paul4
When: 01 Apr 11 14:02
interesting post, cheers
By:
Desmond Orchard
When: 01 Apr 11 15:02
LOL grade1, that's what I thought, surely that's the one that ran at Meydan last week?
I remember reading somewhere that Waley-Cohen paid in the region of £450K for Long Run.
Sizing Europe must be getting on for being the biggest snip in racing history, having repaid his cost 60 odd times over?
By:
strontium
When: 02 Apr 11 10:49
Thanks - very interesting post. What bargains Sizing Europe and Alberta's Run were. I think Imperial Commander only cost £19k, so there are still a few Cheltenham fairytales around.
By:
Diamond_Joe_Quimby
When: 04 Apr 11 23:33
Buena Vista was 675k when bought as a yearling by Coolmore.
He surely went for a hell of aot less once his flat career hit the rails Mischief
By:
Diamond_Joe_Quimby
When: 04 Apr 11 23:35
Similar with Final Approach who cost 180k to run on the flat, surelay Mr Mullins bought for alot less
By:
The Sawyer
When: 05 Apr 11 12:58
I bet the original owners were hoping for a flat rating of 133 and 138 (his two festival hurdle wins).

I am sure Matt and the late Jean didn't spend anywhere near the original tag!!
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