Wachman issues Rock warning

Galileo Rock will not run in the Ladbrokes St Leger on Saturday unless the going improves at Doncaster.

Wachman issues Rock warning
Fri, 13 Sep, 2013 - 01:00
Keith Hamer

Trainer David Wachman has warned he will switch his dual Derby-placed colt to the GAIN Irish St Leger at the Curragh on Sunday should he deem the ground at the South Yorkshire course to be unsuitable.

“Galileo Rock will be declared for the GAIN Irish St Leger and a decision on which race to go for will be delayed until tomorrow evening,” said the County Tipperary handler.

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