Serene Rumble ready to resume career in Vodafone Grand Prix

With many of the track stars of the past two seasons already retired to the breeding paddocks, it is good to hear of the reverse procedure with the brilliant Serene Rumble set to return to action next week in the first round of the valuable Vodafone Grand Prix at Harold's Cross.

Serene Rumble ready to resume career in Vodafone Grand Prix
Thu, 06 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

The dog has been out of action since he was withdrawn injured from the quarter finals of the Paddy Power Irish Derby, but owner Eddie Ryan yesterday confirmed that the dog is ready to resume.

“Michael (O'Donovan) has been galloping him and he will probably be given a trial over 550 yards around Harold's Cross on Friday night.”

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