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- Updated: October 10, 2016
Crazy Horse, absent since the French 2000 Guineas, made a triumphant return to action at Salisbury on Monday, taking the the EBF Stallions Bathwick Tyres Conditions Stakes.
The son of Sleeping Indian had won the Group Three Horris Hill Stakes when unbeaten in two starts as a juvenile.
The John Gosden-trained colt was not disgraced when sixth to The Gurkha in the one-mile Classic at Deauville in May and was able to defy a penalty in promising style.
Estidhkaar, who had been off the track for 421 days, set out to make all the running …
