Johnson back in the groove

Richard Johnson is looking forward to the rest of the season after landing his first winner since returning from a broken leg.

Fri, 22 Nov, 2002 - 07:31

Richard Johnson is looking forward to the rest of the season after landing his first winner since returning from a broken leg.

He booted La Landiere home for an easy success in the Tattersalls (Ireland) – EBF Mares’ Only Novices’ Chase at Wincanton and admitted afterwards the frustration was beginning to set in following a few disappointing rides.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Richard Johnson is looking forward to the rest of the season after landing his first winner since returning from a broken leg.

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