Pat Keane: Rachael Blackmore can have Irish eyes smiling with Notebook

RACHAEL Blackmore, arguably the greatest lady rider of all time, can have Irish eyes smiling by guiding the imposing Notebook to victory in the Arkle Trophy at Cheltenham today.
Pat Keane: Rachael Blackmore can have Irish eyes smiling with Notebook
Tue, 10 Mar, 2020 - 12:10
Pat Keane

Notebook: A magnificent jumper — he looks the percentage bet in a fascinating renewal of the Arkle Trophy at Cheltenham today.
Notebook: A magnificent jumper — he looks the percentage bet in a fascinating renewal of the Arkle Trophy at Cheltenham today.

RACHAEL Blackmore, arguably the greatest lady rider of all time, can have Irish eyes smiling by guiding the imposing Notebook to victory in the Arkle Trophy at Cheltenham today.

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