Simcock may delay Postage

David Simcock would be content to put Postage Stampe away for the winter if the weather scuppers his plan to run her at Newmarket on Saturday.

Simcock may delay Postage
Wed, 26 Oct, 2005 - 12:42

David Simcock would be content to put Postage Stampe away for the winter if the weather scuppers his plan to run her at Newmarket on Saturday.

The Singspiel filly, who cost only 15,000 guineas, will not run in the Listed EBF Montrose Fillies’ Stakes over a mile if the ground is unsuitable.

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