LibLink: Could Nick Clegg be next Imperial Commander?

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LibLink: Could Nick Clegg be next Imperial Commander?

By NewsHound | Sat 20th March 2010 - 10:45 am

The Guardian leader column notes that yesterday’s Cheltenham Gold Cup, billed as a two horse race, was won by a promising outsider when the two favourites both faltered; and wonders if the same might happen on May 6th.

Imperial Commander was always a true, in-form, thoroughbred contender…Can Nick Clegg be the two-legged equivalent of Imperial Commander? In a good year anything is possible – even under first past the post.

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2 Comments

Dave Page 20th Mar '10 - 11:22am

Man, I nearly put money on Imperial Commander just because of the name!
Niklas Smith 20th Mar '10 - 4:00pm

Badoom tisch! I thought for a moment you were making a Star Wars reference….

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