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RACING: Jewels glint amid cold mud of Irish fields
2004
Overview
Few noticed Classified here in 2000 as he negotiated the tufty farmer's fields over a track a mile round, almost always featuring two and a half circuits with 14 fences. Then he moved on and up. Classified's winning run as a novice hurdler for Martin Pipe was halted only when he ran behind Galileo in the Royal & SunAlliance Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. Last year, Classified was fourth to Baracouda in the Stayers' Hurdle. Hen and [Terry Biddlecombe] like Irish points and in particular the one at Lismore, perhaps the nation's foremost proving ground, 20 minutes south-east of here. It was a February day in 1999 in the grounds of Lismore Castle, on the banks of the Blackwater, and you could have called it typically Irish, wet and dreary, if you were not afraid someone was looking over your shoulder at what passes for the international press centre at Kildorrery.
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