... on that effort to run away with the supreme event over timber the following St Patrick's Day. In contrast, the son of Sadler's Wells looked a true superstar when toying with the talented French Holly at Leopardstown last January, but he did not score ...

... Istabraq to impressively gain a third consecutive win in the AIG Europe Champion Hurdle. All the signs are that the son of Sadler's Wells is now poised to make it three in a row in the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham, too. And if he does, then we will have the ...

... e success in the Champion Hurdle. Holt's statement is obviously open to the interpretation that he regards the son of Sadler's Wells as the best performer ever over timber. While Down does not specifically set him above all others, his laudatory comments ...

... wearing down the opposition in the Group 1 Racing Post Trophy at Doncaster (1m yielding) a few months later. The son of Sadler's Wells made it three in a row on his reappearance remembered at his hometown course as his stature as a jockey was on par with ...

... at The Curragh, he stepped back up to a mile and half for the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud and the King George. The son of Sadler's Wells looked awesome as he toyed with the opposition in the Ascot highlight. The Irish Champion Stakes appeared to be on both ...

... But we can only guess at how much will be forthcoming. To sum up, there is still a strong possibility that the son of Sadler's Wells and Betty's Secret will achieve an unprecedented fourth triumph in the Champion Hurdle (March 12) but, at this juncture ...

... are now at stud, Milan, another 3-year-old standard bearer for Coolmore-Ballydoyle last term, remains in training. This Sadler's Wells colt, whose exploits included a runaway success in the Doncaster St Leger and a close second in the Breeders' Cup Turf ...

... change the past. The particular achievement I have in mind is that by the end of the 1999/2000 campaign the bay son of Sadler's Wells and Betty's Secret had established himself as one of the top five hurdlers ever seen. Those who got carried away by the ...

... to help that empire expand further. If he has made even normal development from three to four, the progressive son of Sadler's Wells and Kithanga will be a major force this term. On the evi dence to date, underfoot conditions don't seem to make a lot ...

... a half lengths ahead of the fancied one. That success did not convince connections he was Group 1 material. The son of Sadler's Wells and Kithanga reappeared alongside stablemate Galileo in the 10-furlong Ballysax Stakes at Leopardstown last April. This ...

... elegant name for a thoroughbred, but the one that hears it has already made it respected in racing circles. A bay colt by Sadler's Wells out of Kasora by Darshaan, this fellow has had five outings to date. His career got off to a slightly disappointing start ...

... one-mile event was quite testing: it was good on his debut and on the soft side next time. While most of the progeny of Sadler's Wells like to get their toe in, as they say in certain circles, High Chaparral has demonstrated in his two outings this season ...