Ouija in line for Cartier award

Ouija Board could make history at the 2006 Cartier Racing Awards by becoming the first dual horse of the year.

Ouija in line for Cartier award
Tue, 14 Nov, 2006 - 14:33
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Ouija Board could make history at the 2006 Cartier Racing Awards by becoming the first dual horse of the year.

Lord Derby's amazing five-year-old mare took the major prize in 2004 and is among the five horses nominated for the main award at Wednesday's ceremony in London.

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