Wild Risk

In horseracing, "Wild Risk" refers to a prominent French Thoroughbred racehorse known for his impressive speed and unpredictable racing style. Foaled in 1940, he was sired by Wild Miller out of Risque-Tout. Wild Risk achieved significant victories throughout his career, particularly in France during the World War II era.

His most notable wins included the Prix du Jockey Club in 1943 and the Grand Prix de Paris in 1944. He was known for his powerful finishing kick and a tendency to run erratically at times, contributing to his name and reputation for taking risks on the track.

Wild Risk's success as a racehorse was particularly remarkable given the constraints and disruptions caused by the war. After his racing career, he became a successful sire, contributing to the development of future generations of notable racehorses. His bloodlines can be found in many prominent pedigrees. He is considered a significant figure in French racing history.