Racing: Green collects for Cole
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Your support makes all the difference.PAUL COLE, the leading British trainer overseas last year, picked up another valuable prize on the continent yesterday when Green Perfume took the Group Two Moet & Chandon-Rennen at Baden-Baden.
The pounds 38,900 purse only returned to Whatcombe thanks to the German stewards, however, as the locally- trained Desidera was first past the post, but disqualified at a subsequent enquiry. Richard Hannon's Queenfisher also paid for her trip, finishing third in the 11-runner contest. Prior to yesterday's race, Green Perfume was a 25-1 chance for next year's 2,000 Guineas.
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