An unusual prize will
be on offer at next week's Victor Chandler British Masters golf at Woburn
- a racehorse.
The chestnut yearling
colt is the reward for an albatross two at the 514-yard final hole.
Whoever achieves the
feat will be able to name the horse and will hold ownership for one year
with all training fees paid. It is worth £25,000.
Colin Montgomerie,
Darren Clarke, Paul Lawrie, Andrew Coltart and Lee Westwood - owner of
a stud farm - are among those competing.
The colt, by Clantime
out of Hell Hobson's, will be trained by Robin Bastiman at Goose Moor Farm
on the outskirts of Wetherby and will run as a two-year-old on the flat
next year.
"He's a nice,
laid-back sort," said Bastiman. "He'll be a five to six-furlong
sprinter and I hope someone wins him because they will have a lot of fun."
