Dettori winner not what the doctor ordered for Fallon

FRANKIE DETTORI is well on his way to his third jockeys’ title and with championship rival Kieren Fallon forced to give up his rides at Pontefract yesterday after feeling unwell, the popular Italian had a clear run at the card.
Dettori winner not what the doctor ordered for Fallon
Tue, 19 Oct, 2004 - 01:00
Robert Pratt

And he got off to a winning start on Toldo in the Trevor Woods Memorial Nursery.

The champion-elect rode the George Moore-trained grey with his customary dash to beat Lord Of Dreams by two lengths and go 19 clear of Fallon.

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