Knock On The Head has each-way appeal

A LITTLE each-way on Knock On The Head might reap a dividend in the William Hill Galway Plate today.

Wed, 29 Jul, 2009 - 01:00

Proven in the mud, he was trading as high as 25-1 last night and is worth a minor investment.

The selection’s best performance over fences came in heavy ground at Gowran Park back in February when strolling to an easy victory, after being backed down to favouritism.

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