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Sunshine Coast horse reportedly Australia’s oldest thoroughbred

Danny hasn't had much luck on the track over the years but is reportedly in the running for a very special title — the oldest living thoroughbred in Australia.

While his accolades as the racehorse Phantom Rock were limited to a third-place finish and $200, his loving owner Coleen Robertson still thinks he is a winner after Danny this year celebrated his 40th birthday.

Ms Robertson and Racing Queensland believe Danny is the oldest living thoroughbred in the country.

Vets say older horses are becoming more common as they move from being working animals to family pets.

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Article written by: Meg Bolton

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