Climb aboard the Contraband wagon

Contraband and crack Irish jockey Johnny Murtagh look a formidable partnership in the £190,000 Tote Ebor at York.

Climb aboard the Contraband wagon
Sat, 09 Aug, 2003 - 13:39

Contraband and crack Irish jockey Johnny Murtagh look a formidable partnership in the £190,000 Tote Ebor at York.

The William Haggas-trained five-year-old made his seasonal debut in last year’s Ebor and will be doing so again a week on Wednesday.

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