Dancing Brave convincing
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lish Derby. Dancing Brave, trained
“The best three-year- by Guy Harwood, has now old in the world” was won five of his six starts, leading jockey Pat Ed- The two colts domindery’s verdict after he ated the betting in the piloted Dancing Brave to 2400 m event, with a convincing win in the Shahrastani at 11-10 shadGroup One King George ing Dancing Brave (6-4) VI and Queen Elizabeth for favouritism. - Diamond Stakes at Ascot Dancing Brave won by on Saturday. three-quarters of a length Dual Derby winner, from a stablemate of the Shahrastani, finished a favourite, Shardari (14-1), well-beaten fourth, bol- with a further four stering the claims of those lengths to Triptych (25-1). who said Dancing Brave Shardari, a top class was unlucky when beaten four-year-old, is now half-a-length by Shahras- being set for the Prix de tani in last month’s Eng- I’Arc de Triomphe.
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Press, 29 July 1986, Page 33
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