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Remainder Man

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Remainder Man
The person or organization that receives what remains of a trust at its dissolution. That is, once all obligations to the beneficiary have been satisfied and all expenses have been paid, the remainder man receives the rest of the assets in the trust. The remainder man only receives these assets at the end of the trust's life; it may or may not be the same person as the trustor.


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The daughter of Remainder Man is one of only three mares owned by Delahunty, and his success from such a select group was recognised in 2007 when he received the Weatherbys Ireland/Farmers Journal Small Breeder of the Year Award.
He has competed with the best of them on the Classic stage in the past and still talks affectionately of Remainder Man, his runner-up in the 1978 2000 Guineas who then finished third behind Shirley Heights in the Derby.
Her horse, Remainder Man was a 40- 1 outsider at the start of the race.
 
 
 
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