Tomato looks home and dry

SUNDRIED TOMATO can hit the ground running by taking the folkestone-racecourse.co.uk at the seaside track.

Tomato looks home and dry
Tue, 30 Mar, 2004 - 01:00
“Faugh-A-Ballagh”

The five-year-old has been kept busy on the all-weather this winter so he comes into this race with a fitness edge over some of his rivals.

Sundried Tomato failed to win in 10 starts on the sand but he ran some creditable races in defeat and looked to be coming into a bit of form last time.

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