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Galopin Des Champs at Cheltenham: 🏇 5 Races 🥇 3 Wins 🏆🏆 2 Cheltenham Gold Cup's 🥈 1 Cheltenham Gold Cup 2nd 💰 £874,670.50 in prize money We will never see his like again. 💛🤎

🚨 Galopin Des Champs has been RETIRED! 🥇 12 Grade 1 wins 🏆🏆🏆 Irish Gold Cup 🏆🏆 Cheltenham Gold Cup 🏆🏆 Savills Chase One of the BEST 3 mile chasers...ever? Galopin The Great. 🐐

“I would have followed you. My brother. My captain. My king.” 💛🤎

All of Aidan O’Brien’s 100 winners at Royal Ascot: 🎩 1. Harbour Master – Coventry Stakes (1997) 2. Fasliyev – Coventry Stakes (1999) 3. Bach – Chesham Stakes (1999) 4. Giant's Causeway – St James's Palace Stakes (2000) 5. Black Minnaloushe – St James's Palace Stakes (2001) 6. Landseer – Coventry Stakes (2001) 7. Mozart – Jersey Stakes (2001) 8. Johannesburg – Norfolk Stakes (2001) 9. Rock of Gibraltar – St James's Palace Stakes (2002) 10. Sophisticat – Coronation Stakes (2002) 11. Statue of Liberty – Coventry Stakes (2002) 12. Five Dynasties – King Edward VII Stakes (2004) 13. Moscow Ballet – Hampton Court Stakes (2004) 14. Indigo Cat – Hampton Court Stakes (2005) 15. Ad Valorem – Queen Anne Stakes (2006) 16. Yeats – Gold Cup (2006) 17. Excellent Art – St James's Palace Stakes (2007) 18. Yeats – Gold Cup (2007) 19. Henrythenavigator – Coventry Stakes (2007) 20. Mahler – Queen's Vase (2007) 21. Haradasun – Queen Anne Stakes (2008) 22. Henrythenavigator – St James's Palace Stakes (2008) 23. Duke of Marmalade – Prince of Wales's Stakes (2008) 24. Yeats – Gold Cup (2008) 25. Macarthur – Hardwicke Stakes (2008) 26. Honolulu – Queen Alexandra Stakes (2008) 27. Mastercraftsman – St James's Palace Stakes (2009) 28. Yeats – Gold Cup (2009) 29. Lillie Langtry – Coronation Stakes (2010) 30. Starspangledbanner – Golden Jubilee Stakes (2010) 31. Mikhail Glinka – Queen's Vase (2010) 32. Fame and Glory – Gold Cup (2011) 33. Power – Coventry Stakes (2011) 34. Await the Dawn – Hardwicke Stakes (2011) 35. Maybe – Chesham Stakes (2011) 36. So You Think – Prince of Wales's Stakes (2012) 37. Ishvana – Jersey Stakes (2012) 38. Declaration of War – Queen Anne Stakes (2013) 39. War Command – Coventry Stakes (2013) 40. Gale Force Ten – Jersey Stakes (2013) 41. Leading Light – Queen's Vase (2013) 42. Leading Light – Gold Cup (2014) 43. Bracelet – Ribblesdale Stakes (2014) 44. Gleneagles – St James's Palace Stakes (2015) 45. Waterloo Bridge – Norfolk Stakes (2015) 46. Washington DC – Windsor Castle Stakes (2015) 47. Aloft – Queen's Vase (2015) 48. War Envoy – Britannia Stakes (2015) 49. Caravaggio – Coventry Stakes (2016) 50. Even Song – Ribblesdale Stakes (2016) 51. Order of St George – Gold Cup (2016) 52. Brave Anna – Albany Stakes (2016) 53. Swordfighter – Queen's Vase (2016) 54. Churchill – Chesham Stakes (2016) 55. Sir Isaac Newton – Wolferton Stakes (2016) 56. Highland Reel – Prince of Wales's Stakes (2017) 57. Sioux Nation – Norfolk Stakes (2017) 58. Caravaggio – Commonwealth Cup (2017) 59. Winter – Coronation Stakes (2017) 60. September – Chesham Stakes (2017) 61. Idaho – Hardwicke Stakes (2017) 62. Kew Gardens – Queen's Vase (2018) 63. Hunting Horn – Hampton Court Stakes (2018) 64. Magic Wand – Ribblesdale Stakes (2018) 65. Merchant Navy – Diamond Jubilee Stakes (2018) 66. Arizona – Coventry Stakes (2019) 67. Circus Maximus – St James's Palace Stakes (2019) 68. Southern Hills – Windsor Castle Stakes (2019) 69. South Pacific – King George V Stakes (2019) 70. Japan – King Edward VII Stakes (2019) 71. Circus Maximus – Queen Anne Stakes (2020) 72. Russian Emperor – Hampton Court Stakes (2020) 73. Battleground – Chesham Stakes (2020) 74. Santiago – Queen's Vase (2020) 75. Love – Prince of Wales's Stakes (2021) 76. Point Lonsdale – Chesham Stakes (2021) 77. Little Big Bear – Windsor Castle Stakes (2022) 78. Kyprios – Ascot Gold Cup (2022) 79. Meditate – Albany Stakes (2022) 80. Changingoftheguard – King Edward VII Stakes (2022) 81. Broome – Hardwicke Stakes (2022) 82. River Tiber – Coventry Stakes (2023) 83. Paddington – St James's Palace Stakes (2023) – Took him clear of Stoute 84. Warm Heart – Ribblesdale Stakes (2023) 85. Age of Kings – Jersey Stakes (2023) 86. Illinois – Queen's Vase (2024) 87. Auguste Rodin – Prince of Wales's Stakes (2024) 88. Port Fairy – Ribblesdale Stakes (2024) 89. Kyprios – Gold Cup (2024) 90. Fairy Godmother – Albany Stakes (2024) 91. Bedtime Story – Chesham Stakes (2024) 92. Gstaad – Coventry Stakes (2025) 93. True Love – Queen Mary Stakes (2025) 94. Charles Darwin – Norfolk Stakes (2025) 95. Garden of Eden – Ribblesdale Stakes (2025) 96. Trinity College – Hampton Court Stakes (2025) 97. Great Barrier Reef – Coventry Stakes (2026) 98. Mission Central – King Charles III Stakes (2026) 99. Victorious – Queen Mary Stakes (2026) 100. Scandinavia – Ascot Gold Cup (2026)

Ombudsman becomes just the fourth horse in history to win the Prince of Wales’s Stakes multiple times. ○ Connaught – 1969, 1970 ○ Mtoto – 1987, 1988 ○ Muhtarram – 1994, 1995 ● Ombudsman - 2025, 2026 He is the KING of Ascot! 💙👑

Bow Echo becomes just the ninth horse this century to complete the 2000 Guineas/St James's Palace Stakes double! 💛 🥇Rock of Gibraltar (2002) 🥇Henrythenavigator (2008) 🥇Frankel (2011) 🥇Dawn Approach (2013) 🥇Gleneagles (2015) 🥇Galileo Gold (2016) 🥇Poetic Flare (2021) 🥇Coroebus (2022) 🥇Bow Echo (2026) This horse is a SUPERSTAR! 💫

The time capsule prophecy came true! 😱 A note buried in 1964, and found this year, told the finder to bet on Christmas Day...and he WON! Here's how the story unfolded 👇 In 1964, a horse called Santa Claus won the Epsom Derby, in a race where he was help up early, then produced with a run down the centre of the course in the home straight. Christmas Day won the Derby in a very similar fashion, and it gets weirder... This April, a contractor was moving the bust of Sir Joseph Paxton in Crystal Palace Park when he found a sealed time capsule underneath. Inside: a few old coins and a note telling whoever found it to back a Derby runner whose name could be "associated with Santa Claus." The man who found the note, a Romanian man who's name "Crăciun", literally translates to Christmas... With the information eventually passed from him to the Mayor of Bromley, Christine Harris, it was revealed, to her amazement, that there was a horse in the forthcoming Derby called Christmas Day. The construction crew & the mayor all put money on the horse, with Mrs Harris vowing to donate any prize money to two local mayoral charities. And in a remarkable twist of fate, Christmas Day, held up, angled down the centre of the straight, just like Santa Claus, eventually romped home at 7/1 for Aidan O'Brien. The prophecy came true. 🎅