Winston: Keep faith with Bull

Robert Winston believes Papal Bull will eventually repay his owners’ faith in him, despite finishing down the field in the Vodafone Derby.

Sun, 04 Jun, 2006 - 15:18
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Robert Winston believes Papal Bull will eventually repay his owners’ faith in him, despite finishing down the field in the Vodafone Derby.

The Coolmore operation supplemented Michael Stoute’s colt to the tune of £75,000 (€109,300) for the premier Classic at Epsom on Saturday.

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