Bleu bows out

Owner Jim Lewis has confirmed the retirement of top chaser Edredon Bleu.

Tue, 02 Aug, 2005 - 09:23

Owner Jim Lewis has confirmed the retirement of top chaser Edredon Bleu.

Lewis had indicated last month that the 13-year-old ws unlikely to race again and he is now set to begin a new life with Caroline Thorner in Letcombe Regis.

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