Talk:Brian Fletcher

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I read the Telegraph article and thought it was a real shame that the jockey of the legendary horse is almost forgotten, despite having a record almost as good as the horse (three wins, one second one third), so I created this page. I think that there are more jockeys that have won three times, but I am quoting a source (Northern Echo newspapre). Please would someone put this into a more wikipedian style?--Timtak (talk) 07:04, 19 September 2008 (UTC)Reply

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