Horse Racing: Maguire pays price for Streamstown success

Adrian Maguire defied a stomach upset to mark the second anniversary of his partnership with Ferdy Murphy by landing the Singer & Friedlander National Trial at Uttoxeter on Streamstown.

Horse Racing: Maguire pays price for Streamstown success
Sun, 03 Feb, 2002 - 11:51

Adrian Maguire defied a stomach upset to mark the second anniversary of his partnership with Ferdy Murphy by landing the Singer & Friedlander National Trial at Uttoxeter on Streamstown.

The Irishman has won a host of big staying races on the likes of Ackzo, Paris Pike and Narrow Water since teaming up with his compatriot back in early 2000.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: StreamstownPlace: UttoxeterPlace: Narrow WaterPlace: LeopardstownPlace: CheltenhamPerson: MaguirePerson: Adrian MaguirePerson: Ferdy MurphyPerson: AckzoPerson: Paris PikePerson: EdmondPerson: Scotton GreenPerson: MurphyPerson: The QuadsPerson: Ross McKiePerson: Keen LeaderPerson: EmperorPerson: Jonjo O’NeillPerson: Liam CooperPerson: CooperPerson: O’NeillPerson: LiamPerson: JasonEvent: Singer & Friedlander National TrialEvent: Martell Grand NationalEvent: King George VI ChaseEvent: Hennessy Cognac Gold CupEvent: De Vere Gold CupEvent: Ladbroke Handicap HurdleOrganisation: Haydock Park National Hunt PartnershipOrganisation: Royal & SunAlliance Novices’ HurdleOrganisation: WarwickOrganisation: Cheltenham.’’
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