Racing: Horse loses 100th race on the trot

A 16-year-old horse proved a racing cert today - by losing his 100th race on the trot.

Sun, 22 Jul, 2001 - 19:25

A 16-year-old horse proved a racing cert today - by losing his 100th race on the trot.

Quixall Crossett failed to complete the three-mile race at the Southwell track near Nottingham, but managed to generate more media interest than the winner Secret Can’t Say.

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Courts Horseracing Heathrow Place: Southwell track Place: Nottingham Place: Chop Gate Place: Middlesbrough Place: Britain Person: Quixall Crossett Person: Quixall Person: Ted Caine Person: Nick Kent Person: Albert Quixall Organisation: Manchester United

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