Ross Moff can get off mark for the season

RUBY WALSH, enjoying a splendid season at home and across channel, has real prospecs of landing a double aboard Ross Moff and Azur Tonic at Clonmel this afternoon.

Ross Moff can get off mark for the season
Thu, 06 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Pat Keane

Tony Martin’s Ross Moff, with the conditions of the contest very much in his favour, has to be fancied to land the nap in the Gerry Chawke Chase.

He has a minimum of 6lbs in hand of his rivals at these weights and if producing his best will surely deliver!

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