Beef Or Salmon goes back to school

BEEF OR SALMON, whose jumping was suspect on his seasonal reappearance at Clonmel, will have a racecourse school this morning in preparation for Sunday’s Grade One John Durkan Memorial ‘Chase at Punchestown.

Beef Or Salmon goes back to school
Tue, 02 Dec, 2003 - 00:00
Pat Keane

Trainer, Michael Hourigan said yesterday: “He is going to have a racecourse school in the morning and Timmy (Murphy) is coming from England to ride him.’’

The seven-year-old started his campaign in the Clonmel Oil ‘Chase on November 20, finishing third behind Edredon Bleu and Arctic Copper.

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