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3 days ago · Jeremy Clarkson's new racehorse is set to win big this week - and he's already been compared to a Ferrari. By Chloe Govan 17:39, Wed, Oct 30, 2024 | UPDATED: 17:45, Wed, Oct 30, 2024
3 days ago · “On a scale of Morris Minor to Ferrari - for the sake of Jeremy’s [Clarkson] understanding - we’re hoping that he’s closer to the Ferrari end. He’s certainly one of the nicer four-year ...
1 day ago · Jeremy Clarkson’s Hawkstone racehorse is set to make its debut this week. The Hawkstonian, the racehorse owned by a syndicate fronted by Jeremy Clarkson and set up by Old Gold Racing, will make his debut at Uttoxeter on Friday. Having been bought for €45,000 by Highflyer Bloodstock and Ben Pauling at the sales in June of 2023, Old Gold ...
3 days ago · The Hawkstonian out to hit top gear for Clarkson. The Hawkstonian will make his long-awaited debut in the Quinnbet Open National Hunt Flat Race at Uttoxeter on Friday. The son of Jukebox Jury is in training with Ben Pauling after he was bought at the 2023 Goffs Arkle sale for €45,000 by Highflyer Bloodstock and the Naunton Downs handler.
3 days ago · The son of Jukebox Jury is in training with Ben Pauling after he was bought at the 2023 Goffs Arkle sale for EURO 45,000 by Highflyer Bloodstock and the Naunton Downs handler. The four-year-old grey is named after a brand of beer owned by Jeremy Clarkson, who has teamed up with Old Gold Racing to make a first venture into the world of racehorse ownership.
Oct 24, 2024 · A 200MPH Aston Martin that received glowing reviews on Top Gear has hit auction this week. The stunning sportster beat out a Ferrari 575 Maranello in a head-to-head on the show and could now be you…
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Dec 27, 2020 · Clarkson was expecting the 812 GTS to be a tamer version of the Ferrari 812 Superfast, which he reviewed in 2018 and described as an “attack sub”. It isn’t, though. The two cars have the same 789bhp, the same 529lb ft of torque and the same 2.9-second 0-60mph sprint time.