Dream ending for The Tatling

THE TATLING brought the curtain down on his racing career with a fairytale victory at Wolverhampton yesterday.

Tue, 13 Dec, 2011 - 00:00

Nick Robson

Making his 176th and final racecourse appearance as a 14-year-old, Milton Bradley’s pride and joy was searching for an unlikely victory in the Dine In Horizons Restaurant Handicap.

The 2004 King’s Stand winner was slowly away, but Richard Kingscote was happy to play the waiting game in the rear.

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Courts Racing Place: Wolverhampton Place: Royal Ascot Person: Milton Bradley Person: Richard Kingscote Person: Grand Stitch Person: Bradley Event: Dine In Horizons Restaurant Handicap Event: 2004 King’s Stand Event: King’s Stand Stakes

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