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Moorcroft Boy
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Mill Reef (to be a successful sire)
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Aldaniti must be in with a shout
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black beauty
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Relkeel was very fragile but certainly made one two comebacks
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Any horse that was previously trained by Peter Grayson and won a race subsequently (can't think of one).
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Bit more than a shout, Bob.
Mind you, from what we read - Your Sceptre faced adversity throughout her punishing career. |
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see you then did well considering
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Desert Orchid - don't know how close they came to shooting him (if at all), but wasn't he on the ground for 10 / 15 minutes after falling on his debut?
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Seabiscuit perhaps the most famous equine comeback?
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Sharmadal wasnt far off from been put down because of the "wobbles" went onto be champion 2 year old
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Moifaa winner of the 1904 Aintree Grand National.This New Zealand horse was shipwrecked on the journey to England,swam a couple of miles to shore recovered from his ordeal and went on to win the Grand National.
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Think that's a myth wildman, apologies if I'm wrong wouldn't be the first time.
I'll go for West Tip. |
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Michael Dickinson's Da Hoss - out with foot problems for 2 years before returning to win the Breeders' Cup Mile for a second time after just 1 prep run.
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AL DAN ET
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attraction. am sure the insurers paid out on her as a yearling because of her legs,they took it for granted she would never reach a racecourse
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She won four classics so I weren't too bad .
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