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Of the 11 national champion ‘chasers in the past 20 years, just six were bred in America, and one of those, Highland Bud, had been exported to England as a foal and started his hurdle racing career in the British sport.
Zaccio f 1981, '82), Flatterer i‘83-86), Highland Bud (‘89), Lonesome Glory'<*92, ‘93, “95, ■97, “99», Warm Spell (*94) and Flat Top (DS) were bred in the U.S. Inlander (*87) was bred in Great Britain, as were Jimmy Lorenzo »'88i and All Gong (‘00).
Morley Street (HO-^l) was foaled in Ireland, as was Correggio i'96». while last year’s champ Praise the Prince, as aforementioned, comes from New Zealand.
But a similar look at 20 years of the jockey leaderboard reveals another story: of the 14 riders to claim the champion jockey title since 1982, just two — England’s Jonathan Smart in 1988, and
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