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National Easter Hero carried top weight of 175 pounds and started the 9/1 favourite in a record field of sixty-six runners. As in the previous year he led soon after the start and set a strong pace but on this occasion the obstacles gave him no problems and he held a clear advantage from
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where he misjudged the ditch on the take-off side and landed on top of the fence before sliding back into the ditch. With the horse left trapped in the ditch the other runners had to take evasive action, leading to a pile-up which brought the field to a stand-still. Largely as a result of the
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rating system, John
Randall and Tony Morris rated Easter Hero a "great" Gold Cup winner and the best British steeplechaser of the 20th century. They also described his second-place finish in the 1929 Grand National as "the greatest single performance in the history" of the race.
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in the same month before attempting to repeat his 1929 success in the Gold Cup. He faced a challenge from Gib, an improving seven-year-old who had been unbeaten in his last seven races including a decisive victory over
Gregalach. Easter Hero, under the mount of Irish jockey
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called Easter Hero's run "one of the best performances in the history of the race". He also defended the jockey against criticisms that he had made "too much use" of the favourite, pointing out that the horse was at his best when allowed to race from the front.
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later that month, a race for which he had been the ante-post favourite. Cullinan had already been slated for Easter Hero's mount, but what appeared to be an unlucky break for the jockey in reality proved highly fortuitous; Cullinan went on to ride
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Cheltenham Gold Cup yesterday, gave one of the most sparkling exhibitions of clean, quick jumping and resolute galloping ever seen on this particular course".
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478:. After the race the runner-up was given a reception normally accorded to winners as he was mobbed by admirers, some of whom attempted to pull hairs from his tail as souvenirs. "Augur" writing in the
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who opted to miss the race. It later transpired that
Loewenstein had paid £7000 for the gelding, with an agreement to pay an additional £3000 if he won that year's Grand National.
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Blaris by eight lengths. He was aimed at the Grand National and was strongly fancied despite a surprise defeat in the Buckhurst Chase at
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established him as a leading steeplechaser and he was bought by
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Eastern Hero was a light-framed chestnut gelding with a white
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266:. Easter Hero was sired by My Prince a high-class performer
1206:"Racing Programmes and Results - Jack Anthony's Big Double"
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on 30 March, Easter Hero, carrying 173 pounds, started the
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and in 1929 he won his first Cheltenham Gold Cup by twenty
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The Ultimate Dream: The History of the Cheltenham Gold Cup
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fourth favourite in a field of forty-two runners for the
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Pedigree of Easter Hero (IRE), chestnut gelding, 1920
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winner Maguelonne. Whitney sent him to be trained by
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976:"The Grand National"
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158:Jack Anthony
155:Thomas Pardy
140:Jock Whitney
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1975:A Plus Tard
1945:Sizing John
1939:Don Cossack
1826:Mr Mulligan
1814:Master Oats
1796:Cool Ground
1766:The Thinker
1736:Silver Buck
1707:1975 Ten Up
1619:Limber Hill
1589:Silver Fame
1531:Poet Prince
1467:Easter Hero
1461:Easter Hero
893:Racing Post
741:Enthusiast
723:Disruption
651:Hagioscope
561:dead-heated
425:, a former
268:on the flat
201:Easter Hero
62:Easter Week
24:Easter Hero
2002:Categories
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1897:Kauto Star
1885:Kauto Star
1808:The Fellow
1730:Little Owl
1691:L'Escargot
1685:L'Escargot
1652:Mill House
1637:Roddy Owen
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1601:Knock Hard
1513:Morse Code
1431:Red Splash
1059:"Sporting"
771:References
678:St Angela
643:Novitiate
637:Barcaldine
567:Retirement
376:Canal Turn
288:Royal Mail
252:hands high
242:Background
172:Major wins
149:Larry King
129:Larry King
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1933:Coneygree
1867:Best Mate
1861:Best Mate
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759:Rob Roy
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317:Baldoyle
256:Curragha
215:and the
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70:Outbreak
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1742:Bregawn
1631:Kerstin
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1565:Fortina
1420:winners
940:18 July
731:Mattie
712:Isonomy
708:Le Var
691:Violet
672:Galopin
353:Kempton
345:Aintree
232:lengths
146:Trainer
118:Breeder
103:Ireland
93:Country
79:Gelding
67:Damsire
1891:Denman
1802:Jodami
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573:hunter
455:Grakle
347:and a
185:(1928)
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164:Record
108:Colour
85:Foaled
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236:plate
126:Owner
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