Unbelievable Deadheat in a Two Horserace !!!!

Lingfield Race 3 produced a deadheat result after the scratching of the only other runner. The protaganists were Frankie Dettori on Snowboarder who was the favourite at 5/10 and Martin Harley on Ayaar at 15/10.

That is remarkable would love to see the replay.

Sheik Mo v Godolphin as well

wow
can it be added to youtube please?

It was on sky news

Race replay

Frankie knows how to get his name in the history books

This has been one of the best horsemanship to witness, two great jockeys. I enjoyed every bit of it. Frankie is one of the greatest jockeys in the world - he tried to steal this race by trying to draw clear by a few lengths, not realising that Martin knew his horse and how much he had in reserve. What a great finish - two horse race in an official race in the world.At the end of the day the result - dead heat, great for both horses.
In S.A. we had in the past witnessed a two horse match race, but not in an official race like we have seen above.

I must also mention that I had the opportunity of meeting with Frankie when he first came to S.A. ( great friendly guy ) and especially to Durban where he rode a first winner in Durban for Paul Lafferty Stable.Paul had to withdraw his nominated rider to give Frankie a ride - his mount was a 7/1 shot and it came home smoking. We had a field day because later on we had a Grade 3 winner ( Laff's first Gr3 ) - this double was 22/1. Can you imagine what a party it was - This was New year's eve.

Incisive Wrote:

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> This has been one of the best horsemanship to
> witness, two great jockeys. I enjoyed every bit of
> it. Frankie is one of the greatest jockeys in the
> world - he tried to steal this race by trying to
> draw clear by a few lengths, not realising that
> Martin knew his horse and how much he had in
> reserve. What a great finish - two horse race in
> an official race in the world.At the end of the
> day the result - dead heat, great for both
> horses.
> In S.A. we had in the past witnessed a two horse
> match race, but not in an official race like we
> have seen above.
>
> I must also mention that I had the opportunity of
> meeting with Frankie when he first came to S.A. (
> great friendly guy ) and especially to Durban
> where he rode a first winner in Durban for Paul
> Lafferty Stable.Paul had to withdraw his nominated
> rider to give Frankie a ride - his mount was a 7/1
> shot and it came home smoking. We had a field day
> because later on we had a Grade 3 winner ( Laff's
> first Gr3 ) - this double was 22/1. Can you
> imagine what a party it was - This was New year's
> eve.

I think the horse he rode was Lap of the Gods.