Oh How the Mighty Have Fallen Now the Magic Lamp Doesn’t Work Anymore

by : peterprofitracingSeptember 17, 2024

When he was a youngster the then all-conquering All Stars Stables rated Aladdin as their best, and when early into his 3-year-old season he ran 3rd in the Group 1 Sires Stakes at Addington beating home the later Derby winners American Dealer and Krug, and then won the rich and prestigious Harness Million at Alexandra Park defeating now Grand Circuit pacers Hot and Treacherous and BD Joe, he looked for a while like proving them right.

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