Fanning bandwagon rolls on

Joe Fanning, fresh from riding a treble at Haydock Park on Saturday, followed up with a 1,070-1 double at York to take his tally for the season to 59.

Mon, 08 Sep, 2003 - 09:20

Joe Fanning, fresh from riding a treble at Haydock Park on Saturday, followed up with a 1,070-1 double at York to take his tally for the season to 59.

He second success of the day came for Middleham trainer Kate Walton, whose late father Sam Hall had a great record at York, when 50-1 chance Queen Charlotte won the Wholesale Madness Handicap.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: Haydock ParkPlace: YorkPlace: LondonPlace: LeyburnPlace: MiddlehamPlace: MajorcaPlace: DoncasterPlace: MaltonPlace: BritainPlace: (York)Person: FanningPerson: Joe FanningPerson: Kate WaltonPerson: Sam HallPerson: Queen CharlottePerson: WaltonPerson: Paul ColleyPerson: James BethellPerson: King HarsonPerson: Harrison PointPerson: Jamie OsbornePerson: Paul DixonPerson: Richard QuinnPerson: George DuffieldPerson: DixonPerson: JamiePerson: Richard FaheyPerson: PhilharmonicPerson: Paul HanaganPerson: FaheyPerson: Ile MichelPerson: Lady HerriesPerson: Seb SandersPerson: PJ FinnPerson: Martin PipePerson: Brett DoylePerson: DalaramPerson: StoutePerson: DoylePerson: Steve CarsonPerson: Chris CavanaghEvent: Wholesale Madness HandicapEvent: Roofs Above Maiden StakesEvent: Smith Brothers Maiden Auction StakesEvent: Three Hares Premier Claiming StakesEvent: Polo Smoothies Rated StakesEvent: Wholesale MadnessEvent: HandicapOrganisation: Maxiprint Nursery
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