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RICHARD Fahey has made his reputation as a top class trainer on the flat, but the ex-jump jockey knows a thing or two about the winter game, too.
He can strike at Musselburgh tomorrow with Doc’s Legacy, on a day when punters get in for free (3pm inspection due today).
A winner twice on the level last year, he failed to score this summer, but turned in a couple of decent performances, especially when chasing home a useful winner at Redcar in October and then finishing third in a competitive affair at York. The gelding caught my eye when making his debut over hurdles at Catterick recently where he jumped well and finished in good style.
He was four lengths adrift of Totalize who was runner-up, but I got the impression that Doc’s Legacy would learn a lot from that experience and he is taken to turn the tables in the Watch Racing on UK on Freeview Juvenile Hurdle (2.30) on the East Lothian track.
Lord Wishes was an impressive winner of both his bumpers in the spring for James Ewart, making all the running to score by a dozen lengths on his debut at Ayr and following up in style at Haydock, even though he had a problem with gastric ulcers. The five-year-old was sent off favourite for his hurdling debut on his reappearance at Newcastle a fortnight ago and looked set to win until tiring and being caught approaching the final flight.
RICHARD Fahey has made his reputation as a top class trainer on the flat, but the ex-jump jockey knows a thing or two about the winter game, too.
He can strike at Musselburgh tomorrow with Doc’s Legacy, on a day when punters get in for free (3pm inspection due today).
A winner twice on the level last year, he failed to score this summer, but turned in a couple of decent performances, especially when chasing home a useful winner at Redcar in October and then finishing third in a competitive affair at York. The gelding caught my eye when making his debut over hurdles at Catterick recently where he jumped well and finished in good style.
He was four lengths adrift of Totalize who was runner-up, but I got the impression that Doc’s Legacy would learn a lot from that experience and he is taken to turn the tables in the Watch Racing on UK on Freeview Juvenile Hurdle (2.30) on the East Lothian track.
Lord Wishes was an impressive winner of both his bumpers in the spring for James Ewart, making all the running to score by a dozen lengths on his debut at Ayr and following up in style at Haydock, even though he had a problem with gastric ulcers. The five-year-old was sent off favourite for his hurdling debut on his reappearance at Newcastle a fortnight ago and looked set to win until tiring and being caught approaching the final flight.
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