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14 May 24
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Very sad to hear that he's passed. Clearly had his own ideas about the game, but what a wonderfully talented fellow he was.
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Sorry too hear,he cost me a few bob in 'that race'
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he had fewer ideas about the game than carberry on top of him, doddled in from the front late in his career after a career of carberry trying to put his head in front on ther line
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doddled in from the front late in his career after a career of carberry trying to put his head in front on ther line
Can you tell when and where this happened because I have no recollection of it and would not think possible |
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part of modern day golden era of 2m hurdlers
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it didnt..he's thinking of baldy archie,
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RIP....who was his main jockey....cant think of his name.
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Carberry
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Sad to hear this raced in a very competitive era of 2 mile hurdlers and was a huge contributor to the most amazing race I’ve ever seen at Cheltenham.
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More sad news native upmanship has also left us at the age of 31 ,if the Ryanair chase was around when he raced how many would he have won ?
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Very sad to hear this too jimnast re Native Upmanship. What a brilliant horse he was for Arthur Moore over so many seasons.
On the Racing Post website there’s a lovely picture of him with his close pal Rhinestone Cowboy in a field at Coolmore where they both spent a very happy retirement. |
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That’s nice to know soldier
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My main recollection of that race was Alistair Down bellowing Morons at the top of his voice directed at the punters who were booing Carberry.
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