Presumptious doubles career tally

Presumptuous, part-owned by former trainer Jack Berry and his son Sam, landed his second race over timber in the hands of David O’Meara in the Betfred Handicap Hurdle at Southwell.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2006 - 18:28

Presumptuous, part-owned by former trainer Jack Berry and his son Sam, landed his second race over timber in the hands of David O’Meara in the Betfred Handicap Hurdle at Southwell.

Sue Smith’s charge had run quite well at Doncaster last time despite breaking a blood vessel and, returning from a two-month break, he won in pleasing fashion.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: SouthwellPlace: DoncasterPlace: LingfieldPlace: LeicesterPerson: Jack BerryPerson: SamPerson: David O’MearaPerson: Sue SmithPerson: Calusa CharliePerson: BerryPerson: JoPerson: Colin Bradford-NutterPerson: Ken OliverPerson: T O O MammaPerson: ColinPerson: SuePerson: Lord RodneyPerson: Tom SiddallPerson: Peter BeaumontPerson: Paddy HolmesPerson: TomPerson: Gino CarenzaPerson: Andy TurnellPerson: CarenzaPerson: Mick EasterbyPerson: Alan KingPerson: AlanPerson: TurnellPerson: AbalvinoPerson: Paul WebberPerson: Julie WickensPerson: Viscount BankesPerson: River PiratePerson: MissPerson: Noel CroninPerson: Storm CastlePerson: Henry OliverPerson: SquirePerson: Warren MarstonPerson: David WintlePerson: Graham McCourtPerson: Matthew SmithPerson: KarrnakPerson: Charlie EgertonPerson: ShamayounPerson: Sam ThomasPerson: Tora BoraPerson: EgertonPerson: David PlunkettPerson: Nicky HendersonPerson: Karello BayPerson: Mick FitzgeraldEvent: Betfred Handicap HurdleEvent: Betfred Novices’ Handicap ChaseEvent: The Queen Mother Restaurant Beginners’ ChaseEvent: Intermediate Open NH Flat RaceOrganisation: Hospitality Here Mares’
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