Big plans for Imperial Stride after Newmarket win

Imperial Stride booked his return to the big time with a stylish victory in the 32Red.com September Stakes at Newmarket.

Big plans for Imperial Stride after Newmarket win
Sat, 03 Sep, 2005 - 19:09

Imperial Stride booked his return to the big time with a stylish victory in the 32Red.com September Stakes at Newmarket.

Much of the build-up to the Group Three contest was spent discussing the participation of star filly Ouija Board – and her absence when she was ruled out after coughing on Wednesday.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: NewmarketPlace: HaydockPlace: Giant’s CausewayPlace: Middle ParkPlace: PortlandPerson: Imperial StridePerson: ImperialPerson: Ouija BoardPerson: Richard HillsPerson: MamoolPerson: Michael StoutePerson: MichaelPerson: Joe MercerPerson: Saeed SuhailPerson: StoutePerson: GoodrickePerson: David LoderPerson: AlhaithamPerson: LoderPerson: Of LightPerson: Joe FanningPerson: Ann SummersPerson: Prince Of LightPerson: Mark JohnstonPerson: JohnstonPerson: MUTAMAREDPerson: Kevin RyanPerson: Neil CallanPerson: RyanEvent: September StakesEvent: Dubai Champion StakesEvent: Prix de l’Arc de TriompheEvent: Dewhurst StakesEvent: Scottish DerbyEvent: Shadwell StudEvent: Middle Park StakesEvent: 32Red.com HandicapEvent: DoncasterOrganisation: Highclere Thoroughbred Racing
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