Johnson targets Haydock feature

Owner David Johnson could be double-handed in Saturday’s Peter Marsh Chase at Haydock with both Therealbandit and It Takes Time.

Mon, 17 Jan, 2005 - 18:32

Owner David Johnson could be double-handed in Saturday’s Peter Marsh Chase at Haydock with both Therealbandit and It Takes Time.

The former, one of the most promising novices of last season, registered a most impressive success at Cheltenham in December but subsequently disappointed in the King George VI Chase on St Stephen's Day.

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