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'The dream is alive' - the pedigree nerd whose 1,000gns mare proved inspired buy

Small Suffolk-based breeder Greg Saveall-Green owns dam of exciting Liberty Lane

Greg Saveall-Green: theory as to why Cape Liberty proved so cheap
Greg Saveall-Green: theory as to why Cape Liberty proved so cheap

There are few more invigorating feelings in gambling than that fairly fleeting one of sitting on a low-stakes, big-priced ante-post voucher on a horse that has just begun to exhibit star potential.

Greg Saveall-Green began to experience its bloodstock equivalent at the beginning of October when Liberty Lane made his debut in an interesting-looking extended mile maiden at Nottingham.

Trained by Karl Burke in the colours of Sheikh Mohammed Obaid, the Teofilo colt presented immediate appeal as a Derby type for next year as he won by an impressive five lengths. Not only does Saveall-Green own the dam, Cape Liberty, she was his first ever purchase and cost him just 1,000gns.

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Tom PeacockBloodstock features writer

Published on 26 October 2022inBloodstock Big Read

Last updated 16:11, 26 October 2022

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