Horse racing: Flyer fine after Leopardstown spill

Moscow Flyer is none the worse for his fall at Leopardstown on Sunday, according to trainer Jessica Harrington.

Mon, 28 Jan, 2002 - 13:26

Moscow Flyer is none the worse for his fall at Leopardstown on Sunday, according to trainer Jessica Harrington.

The eight-year-old lost his footing after hitting the top of the fifth fence in the Baileys Arkle Perpetual Challenge Cup which was eventually won by Ruby Walsh on Assessed.

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