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Hurtleberry

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Hur´tle`ber`ry
n.1.See Whortleberry.
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Due to some astute placing by Lord Huntingdon, Hurtleberry wins more than her share and the trainer appears to have found another opening for her today in the Salmon Handicap (4.
Lambourn: Sunley makes plenty of sense by Masters, Rodney / The Racing Post (London, England)
Hasanat, narrow winner of the 'Golden Pages', is an intended runner while two British-trained contenders have been left in the race, Sweet Wilhelmina and Hurtleberry, both trained by Lord Huntingdon.
Injured Charlie certain to miss Galway Festival by O'hehir, Peter / The Mirror (London, England)
Aimee Cook, daughter of former top jockey Paul, cut through the field on 16 1 chance Hurtleberry to take the North South Challenge Handicap.
Jason weaves his old magic by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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