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“Faugh-A-Ballagh”

Thu, 06 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

James Fanshawe’s five-year-old is distinctly useful on his day and may just have needed the run when finishing down the field in a Listed race at Newmarket the other day.

That was his first outing after a three-month break, the fast ground that has prevailed throughout the summer not being in his favour.

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Courts Racing horse racing Place: Nottingham Place: Newmarket Place: Doncaster Place: Sandown Place: Windsor Place: Haydock Place: Bangor Person: -A-Person: James Fanshawe Person: William Haggas Person: Day Du Roy Person: Jonjo O’Neill Event: To Nottingham Racecourse Maiden Stakes Event: Handicap Hurdle Event: RHT Winter Series Handicap Hurdle Organisation: Light

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