Murtagh ready to get back in the saddle

Johnny Murtagh ends a four-month absence from the saddle with his first rides at Lingfield on Thursday.

Murtagh ready to get back in the saddle
Tue, 24 Feb, 2004 - 16:00

Johnny Murtagh ends a four-month absence from the saddle with his first rides at Lingfield on Thursday.

Appropriately, the Irish jockey’s opening mount will be his first as stable jockey to Newmarket trainer David Loder as he partners the six-year-old Scotty’s Future in the betdirect.co.uk New Site Selling Stakes.

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