Casey dreams of Morning glory

DAVID CASEY is hoping to go two places better than two years ago when he renews his association with Snowy Morning in the John Smith’s Grand National at Aintree on Saturday.

Casey dreams of Morning glory
Tue, 06 Apr, 2010 - 01:00
Keith Hamer

Casey steered the Willie Mullins-trained gelding into third place behind Comply Or Die in 2008, and is praying the horse will be in similar form.

“It’s great just to have any ride in the National but if he can go back and put up a performance like he did a couple of seasons ago then it would be great,” said the Irish jockey.

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CourtsRacingPlace: AintreePlace: DeutschlandPlace: Dooneys GatePerson: CaseyPerson: David CaseyPerson: Snowy MorningPerson: Willie MullinsPerson: Madison Du BerlaisPerson: MaximusPerson: Nigel Twiston-DaviesPerson: FlintoffPerson: AbbeybraneyPerson: Whinstone BoyPerson: Chief Dan GeorgePerson: Tom ScudamorePerson: Pablo Du CharmilPerson: Danny CookPerson: MadisonPerson: ScuPerson: NicholashaynePerson: Timmy MurphyPerson: Graham LeePerson: Johnny FarrellyPerson: MurphyPerson: PirayaPerson: PipePerson: TimmyPerson: GrahamPerson: David JohnsonPerson: Brian HughesPerson: BallyfitzPerson: David EnglandPerson: Ollie MagernPerson: Tom MolloyPerson: Paddy BrennanPerson: Hello BudPerson: Sam Twiston-DaviesPerson: KnowherePerson: Brian HardingPerson: Twiston-DaviesPerson: Mon MomePerson: John SmithPerson: Black ApalachiPerson: Vic VenturiPerson: BallyhollandPerson: Dan GeorgePerson: MaljimarEvent: John Smith’s Grand NationalEvent: Grand NationalOrganisation: Razor RoyaleOrganisation: The PackageOrganisation: Hello BudOrganisation: Palypso De CreekOrganisation: British Horseracing AuthorityOrganisation: Or DieOrganisation: Comply Or DieOrganisation: NauntonOrganisation: Beat The BoysOrganisation: Big FellaOrganisation: Aintree
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