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Brian Boru rules Leger Reputations are redeemed at Doncaster as the favourite lands a much-needed Classic win for jockey Jamie Spencer
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Never hasten to condemn young people or young horses with talent.
Brian Boru and High Accolade, two three-year-olds whom many of us
have criticised this season, fought out an admirably committed finish
at the end of a ruthlessly run Seabiscuit St Leger at Doncaster.
With a horse called Gold Medallist electing to live up to his name
from the start, the field was immediately stretched into a gallop
good enough to give a final clocking only two seconds outside the
record at three minutes 4.63secs for the mile and three quarter trip.
With a fair even pace, both Brian Boru and High Accolade were ...
 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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