Sierra sweet for Barker

Bargain buy Sierra Vista once again showed she is a horse for the big occasion with a record-breaking victory in the williamhillpoker.com Be Friendly Handicap at Haydock Park.

Sierra sweet for Barker
Sat, 03 Sep, 2005 - 19:11

Bargain buy Sierra Vista once again showed she is a horse for the big occasion with a record-breaking victory in the williamhillpoker.com Be Friendly Handicap at Haydock Park.

The mare was well ridden by Paul Hanagan, who was partnering his first winner since returning from injury.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: Haydock ParkPlace: PontefractPlace: HornpipePlace: NewmarketPlace: Glorious GoodwoodPlace: HamiltonPlace: YorkPlace: Mill ReefPerson: SierraPerson: BarkerPerson: Paul HanaganPerson: David BarkerPerson: Mr WolfPerson: Green ManalishiPerson: HanaganPerson: Richard FaheyPerson: Balkan KnightPerson: Liam KeniryPerson: David ElsworthPerson: Tim EasterbyPerson: KeniryPerson: Elusive DreamPerson: William HillPerson: Mark PrescottPerson: LinngariPerson: Ryan MoorePerson: Michael StoutePerson: MoorePerson: Barry HillsPerson: MichaelPerson: GiganticusPerson: HillsPerson: GenariPerson: Seb SandersEvent: HandicapEvent: Friendly HandicapEvent: Northumberland Plate dayEvent: Sprint Cup dayEvent: Ayr Gold CupEvent: AyrEvent: Old Borough CupEvent: MarathonEvent: MileEvent: William Hill Sprint CupOrganisation: Sierra VistaOrganisation: JeepstarOrganisation: VC BetOrganisation: William HillOrganisation: Whatcomb
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