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Colombian takes the race in the Bet365 Gordon Richards Stakes at Sandown

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Colombian takes the race in the Bet365 Gordon Richards Stakes at Sandown
Nobody expected, Colombian, to succeed in the Bet365 Gordon Richards Stakes as he had slim odds of 100 to 30.

These odds were deceiving as the son of  Azamour, out of Clodora, landed the victory at Sandown withhis brisk pace on 28th April, 2012.
The John Gosden trained brown and grey colt set the track ablaze when he powered down the stretch, and finished 3 lengths ahead of the Clive Cox trained, Poet.

Teamed with jockey, William Buick, the duo performed extremely well and downed the victory, bagging the prize of £31,190.50.
The third place was secured by the race favourite, Twice Over, who is under the training of Sir Henry Cecil for owners, K. Abdulla.

The son of Observatory, out of Double Crossed, finsihed 6 lengths adrift of the runner-up, Poet.
The four-year-old colt is owned by H.R. H Princess Haya Of Jordan, and he already has a brilliant record. This is only the beginning for the young runner, as he has a promising future.
The colt was whelped on 29th February, 2008, and started his racing career on 18th September, 2010, which he sealed with a solid finish in third place in thehttp://www.racingpost.com/horses/owner_home.sd?owner_id=128782Bathwick
Tyres E B F Maiden Stakes (Div I) which took place at Newbury.
The punters had confidence in his ability to take the race, as he raced as a favourite with the winning odds of 5 to 2.
He raced as the evening’s favourite in the Grand Prix Du Nord (Listed Race) at Le Croise-laroche, which took place on 5th November, 2011, as he defeated, Simba, by 3 lengths.
The winning trainer was exceptionally pleased with the performance of his runner.

He said that despite the unpredictable track, he did well. He stated that: "Conditions were demanding, but he handled similar in France, where he practically lived last year, travelling so often he had a 'frequent flyer' pass for the tunnel.
"No horse loves that ground, but he handled it. He did it well, as he was beaten, then came back, and showed a lot of guts."

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