Sun shines for Reveleys

Father and son Keith and James Reveley had a day to remember when they teamed up with Sun King to take the feature Horserace Betting Levy Board Handicap Hurdle at Musselburgh.

Sun shines for Reveleys
Wed, 15 Feb, 2006 - 18:00

Father and son Keith and James Reveley had a day to remember when they teamed up with Sun King to take the feature Horserace Betting Levy Board Handicap Hurdle at Musselburgh.

However, it was a close call as Sun King had looked all over an easy winner at the final flight only to begin to tie up on the run-in.

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