Injury claims Celestial Wave

Adrian Maguire’s smart staying hurdler Celestial Wave has had to be put down shortly after retiring to the paddocks.

Thu, 05 Apr, 2007 - 11:38
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Adrian Maguire’s smart staying hurdler Celestial Wave has had to be put down shortly after retiring to the paddocks.

The seven-year-old mare, winner of seven of her 10 starts and placed in the other three, was due to be covered next weekend but veterinary examination revealed her plight.

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