Turbo-powered Linn strikes again

Turbo Linn took her 100% record to eight with a resolute performance in the Plantation Stud Stakes at Newmarket.

Turbo-powered Linn strikes again
Sat, 21 Jul, 2007 - 18:56

Turbo Linn took her 100% record to eight with a resolute performance in the Plantation Stud Stakes at Newmarket.

The four-year-old filly’s fairytale rise continued with this Listed triumph following a more emphatic victory in the rescheduled Lancashire Oaks just 10 days earlier.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: NewmarketPlace: La SpeziaPlace: North YorkshirePlace: DeauvillePlace: CalmdownmatePlace: GermanyPlace: GoodwoodPerson: LinnPerson: Turbo LinnPerson: Alan SwinbankPerson: Green RoomPerson: SwinbankPerson: Turbo SpeedPerson: John GosdenPerson: Jimmy FortunePerson: GosdenPerson: Bee EaterPerson: CherubPerson: SirPerson: Mark PrescottPerson: PrescottPerson: Edmund LoderPerson: LittlefeatherPerson: Seb SandersPerson: Al KhaleejPerson: Bruce RaymondPerson: Mayoof SultanPerson: SebPerson: Ed VaughanPerson: Medicea SideraPerson: VaughanPerson: NobelixPerson: William BuickEvent: Plantation Stud StakesEvent: Lancashire OaksEvent: National HuntEvent: Yorkshire OaksEvent: Stockholm CupEvent: July Course Series Maiden StakesEvent: Invesco Perpetual EBF Fillies’ HandicapEvent: Coolus Air Conditioning HandicapEvent: Lettergold Plastics Maiden StakesOrganisation: Unicorn Asset Management
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