Mon, 30 Dec, 2002 - 07:36
There’s simply no stopping Tony McCoy.
Two days after chalking up the fastest ever double century on St Stephen's Day, the champion landed a four-timer at Newbury.
CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: NewburyPlace: HaydockPlace: MusselburghPlace: RoswellPerson: Tony McCoyPerson: Jonjo O’NeillPerson: McCoyPerson: Noel ChancePerson: MontalcinoPerson: Paddy PowerPerson: Albert EnnisPerson: EltigriPerson: EnnisPerson: Andrew WatesPerson: Ennis’Person: Terry CaseyPerson: AndrewPerson: TerryPerson: TonocoPerson: Sue SmithPerson: Trevor HemmingsPerson: SmithPerson: Hemmings’Person: EdwardPerson: Peter MarshPerson: Tommy WhittlePerson: Dominic ElsworthPerson: Peter MonteithPerson: Indien Du BoulayPerson: MonteithPerson: Len LungoPerson: Bruce GibsonEvent: St Stephen's DayEvent: The Last Fling ChaseEvent: Martell Grand NationalEvent: De Vere Gold CupEvent: Col. W Monteith Handicap ChaseEvent: Tote Bookmakers Handicap HurdleOrganisation: CoolnagornaOrganisation: H&T PawnbrokersOrganisation: Rough QuestOrganisation: Bet Direct
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