Clark hangs up his boots

Tony Clark has announced his retirement from the saddle at the age of 42.

Thu, 12 Feb, 2004 - 08:07

Tony Clark has announced his retirement from the saddle at the age of 42.

The rider landed his biggest success aboard the Guy Harwood-trained Ile De Chypre in the 1989 Juddmonte International and partnered more than 800 winners worldwide.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Pulborough Person: Clark Person: Tony Clark Person: Guy Harwood Person: Harwood Person: Lear Fan Person: Ile De Chypre Event: Juddmonte Organisation: Racing Post

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