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T England

Career (GB & IRE)
9 wins from 64 runs (14%)
Career prize money (GB & IRE)
£60,885 GB
Last winner (GB & IRE)
1 Mar 2007: A Toi A Moi (FR), Taunton

Form

NH career record by race type

Chase345814.7%3/5£36,036Meggie's Beau (IRE) silksMeggie's Beau (IRE)
Hurdle243612.5%2/5£22,189Meggies Gamble (IRE) silksMeggies Gamble (IRE)
NH Flat61116.7%1/3£2,661Meggie's Lad (IRE) silksMeggie's Lad (IRE)
Total6491514.1%4/5£60,885-

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Quick answers

What is T England's overall record?
In Britain and Ireland since 2000, T England's runners have won 9 of 64 races (14%), earning £60,885 in Britain. Runners abroad are not included.
How many horses has T England had?
5 horses have run for T England in Britain and Ireland since 2000.
Does T England still have horses running?
T England's most recent runner in Britain or Ireland was on 30 November 2008, with none since.
What is T England's biggest win?
T England's biggest winning prize in Britain is £5,909, won by A Toi A Moi (FR) in the Carlsberg UK Beginners' Chase at Taunton on 1 March 2007.
Which trainers does T England use?
T England has used 0 trainers in Britain and Ireland in the last 12 months and 2 since 2000.
When did T England last have a winner?
T England's most recent winner in Britain or Ireland was A Toi A Moi (FR) at Taunton on 1 March 2007.

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