14yrs old The Tatling
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13 years 8 months ago
davetheflower Wrote:
> I feel fu$*ing old at 45, still i cant be the
> oldest on the forum.
Trust me Dave, you definitely not the oldest....(
) there are a few wider than you...
> I feel fu$*ing old at 45, still i cant be the
> oldest on the forum.
Trust me Dave, you definitely not the oldest....(


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Re: Re: 14yrs old The Tatling
8 years 4 months ago
Popular King's Stand winner The Tatling dies
BY KEITH MELROSE 6:00PM 2 APR 2017
THE TATLING, who built up a cult following during a career that featured four Group-race victories including the King's Stand Stakes, has died at the age of 20.
Starting off as a two-year-old in 1999, The Tatling became more famous for his longevity than his not insubstantial achievements on the track, racing 176 times under rules until just shy of his 15th birthday, largely for trainer Milton Bradley.
In a post on the horse's official fan club page on Facebook, Sarah Bradley, a former amateur jockey for the yard, wrote: "I'm sorry to say it is bad news and that we have had to have him put to sleep. His eyesight failed him and it was no longer fair on him.
"We would like to thank you all for following him and the support over the years. He enjoyed his retirement at the yards where he didn't want for anything and was looked after the way he deserved.
"We hope you all enjoyed him as much as we all did. He really was one of racing's greats. He will always be remembered. I'm happy I was a part of his life and his amazing career. RIP The Tatling."
The Tatling started his career with Michael Bell, for whom he finished second in the Cornwallis Stakes, and spent a year with David Nicholls before joining Bradley.
He won 18 of his 176 starts, including the King's Stand, King George Stakes at Goodwood and consecutive renewals of the World Trophy at Newbury in 2004 and 2005.
He was retired after a final victory in December 2011 at Wolverhampton under Richard Kingscote, when he defied being drawn in stall 11 and odds of 16-1 to get up in the last stride.
BY KEITH MELROSE 6:00PM 2 APR 2017
THE TATLING, who built up a cult following during a career that featured four Group-race victories including the King's Stand Stakes, has died at the age of 20.
Starting off as a two-year-old in 1999, The Tatling became more famous for his longevity than his not insubstantial achievements on the track, racing 176 times under rules until just shy of his 15th birthday, largely for trainer Milton Bradley.
In a post on the horse's official fan club page on Facebook, Sarah Bradley, a former amateur jockey for the yard, wrote: "I'm sorry to say it is bad news and that we have had to have him put to sleep. His eyesight failed him and it was no longer fair on him.
"We would like to thank you all for following him and the support over the years. He enjoyed his retirement at the yards where he didn't want for anything and was looked after the way he deserved.
"We hope you all enjoyed him as much as we all did. He really was one of racing's greats. He will always be remembered. I'm happy I was a part of his life and his amazing career. RIP The Tatling."
The Tatling started his career with Michael Bell, for whom he finished second in the Cornwallis Stakes, and spent a year with David Nicholls before joining Bradley.
He won 18 of his 176 starts, including the King's Stand, King George Stakes at Goodwood and consecutive renewals of the World Trophy at Newbury in 2004 and 2005.
He was retired after a final victory in December 2011 at Wolverhampton under Richard Kingscote, when he defied being drawn in stall 11 and odds of 16-1 to get up in the last stride.
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Re: Re: 14yrs old The Tatling
8 years 4 months ago
Does anyone remember that sprinter trained by David Chapman,I think it won about 9 races in a season.
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8 years 4 months agodavetheflower wrote: I feel fu$*ing old at 45, still i cant be the oldest on the forum.
your are obsessed with age. 45 in 2011 yeah right
Horse of trainer Chapman was Quito
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8 years 4 months agochicken n chips wrote:davetheflower wrote: I feel fu$*ing old at 45, still i cant be the oldest on the forum.
your are obsessed with age. 45 in 2011 yeah right
Horse of trainer Chapman was Quito
Born in 1966 of course..World Cup winners.
FFS can't you get anything right,just been told it was Chaplins Club.
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8 years 4 months agodavetheflower wrote:chicken n chips wrote:davetheflower wrote: I feel fu$*ing old at 45, still i cant be the oldest on the forum.
your are obsessed with age. 45 in 2011 yeah right
Horse of trainer Chapman was Quito
Born in 1966 of course..World Cup winners.
FFS can't you get anything right,just been told it was Chaplins Club.
I tell what I can get right and that is that when you were at school and somebody in class said something wrong and the teacher asked who did or said that you would sneak up to the teacher after class and tell her " miss Johnny said that"
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8 years 4 months agochicken n chips wrote:davetheflower wrote:chicken n chips wrote:davetheflower wrote: I feel fu$*ing old at 45, still i cant be the oldest on the forum.
your are obsessed with age. 45 in 2011 yeah right
Horse of trainer Chapman was Quito
Born in 1966 of course..World Cup winners.
FFS can't you get anything right,just been told it was Chaplins Club.
I tell what I can get right and that is that when you were at school and somebody in class said something wrong and the teacher asked who did or said that you would sneak up to the teacher after class and tell her " miss Johnny said that"
That's funny.
Now be honest Chicken,how many times have you hit the "report to moderator button or winged to the powers that be about a fellow clansmen"
I can honestly say,hand on heart that I've never done it.
Truth please.
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Re: 14yrs old The Tatling
8 years 4 months ago
Twice, once you and some other poster who was getting on my tits. But you still here like a irritating itch so Bob must like you :lol:
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8 years 4 months agochicken n chips wrote: Twice, once you and some other poster who was getting on my tits. But you still here like a irritating itch so Bob must like you :lol:
Please let it be Luvpunting :lol:
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8 years 4 months agodavetheflower wrote:chicken n chips wrote: Twice, once you and some other poster who was getting on my tits. But you still here like a irritating itch so Bob must like you :lol:
Please let it be Luvpunting :lol:
No, but it could have been one of the many other alias that you use on the forum.
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