Arch leaves Chapple-Hyam yard

Montgomery’s Arch has left Newmarket-based trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam to continue his career in America.

Arch leaves Chapple-Hyam yard
Wed, 31 Aug, 2005 - 12:54

Montgomery’s Arch has left Newmarket-based trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam to continue his career in America.

The three-year-old Arch colt is switching across the Atlantic after failing to build on the excellent campaign he had with Chapple-Hyam as a juvenile in 2004.

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