Haydock statue honours Kauto Star

A statue was unveiled at Haydock racecourse this morning in honour of Kauto Star.

Haydock statue honours Kauto Star
Sat, 24 Nov, 2012 - 09:39

A statue was unveiled at Haydock racecourse this morning in honour of Kauto Star.

The Paul Nicholls-trained chaser retired on October 31 after an astounding career at the highest level.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: Haydock racecoursePlace: HaydockPlace: KemptonPlace: StarPlace: SomersetPerson: Kauto StarPerson: Paul NichollsPerson: Will NewtonPerson: Nicholls'Person: NichollsPerson: Clive SmithPerson: ClivePerson: SmithPerson: HaydockEvent: King George VI ChaseEvent: Cheltenham Gold CupEvent: Haydock's Betfair ChaseEvent: Long RunEvent: ChristmasOrganisation: StarOrganisation: Kauto StarOrganisation: Morning Line
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