Davids Lad owners set for Supreme Court

Owners of leading Martell Cognac Grand National fancy Davids Lad are set to go the Supreme Court to have the horse’s 42-day suspension lifted.

Wed, 19 Mar, 2003 - 08:05

Owners of leading Martell Cognac Grand National fancy Davids Lad are set to go the Supreme Court to have the horse’s 42-day suspension lifted.

The High Court ruled in favour of the Irish Turf Club, who were also awarded costs.

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