McCoy takes no prisoners on Good Harvest

TONY McCOY, on a flying visit to Clonmel yesterday, took no prisoners when guiding the Joe Crowley-trained Good Harvest to victory in the Laganore Maiden Hurdle.

McCoy takes no prisoners on Good Harvest

He had the J P McManus-owned four-year-old near the front throughout, driving him clear of Good Thyne Diva from the last.

Commented McManus’ racing manager, Frank Berry: “He was running well when tipping up three out at Listowel and will now go for a handicap.”

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