Fallon looks forward to Masterpiece Ascot meeting

Kieren Fallon is looking forward to meeting up with Court Masterpiece at Royal Ascot at York after the five-year-old spreadeagled his rivals at Goodwood last night.

Fallon looks forward to Masterpiece Ascot meeting
Sat, 04 Jun, 2005 - 10:09
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Kieren Fallon is looking forward to meeting up with Court Masterpiece at Royal Ascot at York after the five-year-old spreadeagled his rivals at Goodwood last night.

Ed Dunlop’s horse won by nine lengths, after which the former champion jockey exclaimed: “If only they were all as easy as that!”

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