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Petoski

Petoski (24 February 1982–2003) was a British Thoroughbred racehorse. In a racing career that lasted from June 1984 to July 1986, he ran twelve times and won four races. Petoski is most notable for his win against a strong international field in the 1985 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.

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Owner
Lady Beaverbrook
Breeder
Kirsten Rausing
Colour
Bay
Country
United Kingdom
Dam
Sushila
Damsire
Petingo

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Stud career

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Petoski

Nodes64
Edges63
Triples113
Avg. degree1.97
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Petoski

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related to 1985: three-year-old season · 47
Petoski → Ascot, August, Australia, Chester Vase, Damister, December, Derby, Dick Hern, England, Epsom Derby, Following, France, Great Voltigeur Stakes, Group Two Princess, Grundy's, Harbinger, In, In July, In May, Ireland
related to background · 19
Petoski → Berkshire, Boldboy, British Bloodstock Agency, Bustino, Derby, He, Irish St, Kirsten Rausing, Lady Beaverbrook, Lanwades Stud, Leger, Major Dick Hern, Mystiko, Newmarket, Niniski, Prix Royal Oak, Sushila, Terimon, West Ilsley
related to 1984: two-year-old season · 17
Petoski → Ascot, At, British Horse, Champagne Stakes, Doncaster, Goodwood, Group Three Lanson Champagne, In August, October, On, Royal Lodge Stakes, Salisbury, Stakes, Timeform, Tom Boat, Year Provideo, Young Runaway
related to Stud career · 11
Petoski → British National Stud, Conduit Farm, Diana, He, His, Night Petticoat, Oxfordshire, Petition, Preis, Queen's, Royal Windsor Horse Show
related to 1986: four-year-old season · 7
Petoski → Coronation Cup, Dancing Brave, He, King George VI, Princess, Queen Elizabeth Stakes, Wales's Stakes
Breeder · 1
Petoski → Kirsten Rausing
Colour · 1
Petoski → Bay
Country · 1
Petoski → United Kingdom
Dam · 1
Petoski → Sushila
Damsire · 1
Petoski → Petingo

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stakes queen king 1984 1985 win george vi elizabeth sent finished race british field racing career princess niniski timeform derby

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PetoskiBreederKirsten Rausing1.00infobox
PetoskiColourBay1.00infobox
PetoskiCountryUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
PetoskiDamSushila1.00infobox
PetoskiDamsirePetingo1.00infobox
PetoskiFoaled24 February 19821.00infobox
PetoskiGrandsireNijinsky1.00infobox
PetoskiOwnerLady Beaverbrook1.00infobox
PetoskiRecord12:4–2–21.00infobox
PetoskiSexStallion1.00infobox
PetoskiSireNiniski1.00infobox
PetoskiTrainerDick Hern1.00infobox

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