Rooster Booster to miss Newbury chance

Rooster Booster has been ruled out of a quick return to action in next Saturday’s totesport Trophy Hurdle at Newbury.

Rooster Booster to miss Newbury chance
Sun, 06 Feb, 2005 - 12:12

Rooster Booster has been ruled out of a quick return to action in next Saturday’s totesport Trophy Hurdle at Newbury.

The 11-year-old was beaten three lengths by Self Defense in the Agfa Hurdle at Sandown yesterday but he is also entered for next week’s handicap feature.

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