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Film producer is certainly not a typical owner of the second favourite for the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe with Maltese Cross part of a remarkable script As George Waud is the first to concede, he is not a typical owner of the second favourite for the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

“No,” he said this week, three days out from the most prestigious and valuable race of the European season, when his colt Maltese Cross will take on runners from racing’s superpowers.

” The backstory that has led Waud to the Bois de Boulogne on the first Sunday in October started in London, includes 23 years in Los Angeles as he worked his way up from the bottom rung of the movie industry, and more recently, a co-producer role on the award-winning revival of Cabaret in London’s West End.

And from the day in the 1970s when Waud took a trip to Newmarket with his mother, racing has been a thread in the fabric. Continue reading. Maltese Cross will take on runners from racing’s superpowers this weekend. com/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenMaltese Cross will take on runners from racing’s superpowers this weekend.

12 BSTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAs George Waud is the first to concede, he is not a typical owner of the second favourite for the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe. “No,” he said this week, three days out from the most prestigious and valuable race of the European season, when his colt Maltese Cross will take on runners from racing’s superpowers.

” The backstory that has led Waud to the Bois de Boulogne on the first Sunday in October started in London, includes 23 years in Los Angeles as he worked his way up from the bottom rung of the movie industry, and more recently, a co-producer role on the award-winning revival of Cabaret in London’s West End.

And from the day in the 1970s when Waud took a trip to Newmarket with his mother, racing has been a thread in the fabric. “As a child, my mother was married to a man who made trophies,” he says, “and a lot of his clients came from racing, so they went racing a lot. ” The flame was rekindled when, in his mid-20s, Waud moved to California to try to get a foothold in the movies.

“I was working for a TV production company in Soho,” he says, “but I really wanted to work in the movie business and there weren’t a lot of prospects in London in the early ‘90s. “There were a lot of people arriving in Hollywood with dreams, but there was also a lot of work going around, and the attitude of the people who were working in the industry was very, very helpful.

Nobody was precious about their job because there was a lot on offer, so people tended to be a lot more helpful than they were over here at that time. “So I started at the bottom as a reader. I read scripts and analysed scripts, and slowly worked my way up to the point where I had someone reading the scripts for me.

And there was this wonderful racecourse down the road called Hollywood Park.

” A day at the races was a welcome release from the ferocious Hollywood work ethic – “I got 10 days off a year and used that to come home to see my parents,” he says, “so I didn’t really get a holiday for 20 years” – but a growing track record for backing winners in his day job allowed Waud to branch out into ownership.

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