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Duncan Heath

Career (GB & IRE)
6 wins from 53 runs (11%)
Career prize money (GB & IRE)
£26,232 GB
Last winner (GB & IRE)
16 Feb 2007: Scaramouche (GB), Sandown

Form

NH career record by race type

Hurdle294313.8%3/6£14,747My Man Dan (IRE)
Chase18135.6%1/6£9,854Crimson Pirate (IRE) silksCrimson Pirate (IRE)
NH Flat61016.7%1/5£1,632Mister M I (IRE)
Total536611.3%5/10£26,232-

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Quick answers

What is Duncan Heath's overall record?
In Britain and Ireland since 1995, Duncan Heath's runners have won 6 of 53 races (11%), earning £26,232 in Britain. Runners abroad are not included.
How many horses has Duncan Heath had?
10 horses have run for Duncan Heath in Britain and Ireland since 1995.
Does Duncan Heath still have horses running?
Duncan Heath's most recent runner in Britain or Ireland was on 3 June 2012, with none since.
What is Duncan Heath's biggest win?
Duncan Heath's biggest winning prize in Britain is £6,338, won by Crimson Pirate (IRE) in the Dr Freddie Buckler Novices' Handicap Chase at Wincanton on 4 January 2006.
Which trainers does Duncan Heath use?
Duncan Heath has used 0 trainers in Britain and Ireland in the last 12 months and 1 since 1995.
When did Duncan Heath last have a winner?
Duncan Heath's most recent winner in Britain or Ireland was Scaramouche (GB) at Sandown on 16 February 2007.

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