Plucky Zaham scores for Johnson

Zaham showed the typical steely character of a Mark Johnston horse to haul back Fever in the Vodafone Make The Most Of Now Stakes at Epsom today.

Plucky Zaham scores for Johnson
Sat, 02 Jun, 2007 - 16:59
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Zaham showed the typical steely character of a Mark Johnston horse to haul back Fever in the Vodafone Make The Most Of Now Stakes at Epsom today.

Richard Hills stayed hot on the heels of Duke Of Tuscany before striking for home with two furlongs to run.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: EpsomPlace: NewburyPlace: Royal AscotPlace: Tattenham CornerPlace: AintreePerson: Plucky ZahamPerson: Johnson ZahamPerson: Mark JohnstonPerson: FeverPerson: ZahamPerson: Richard HillsPerson: Duke Of TuscanyPerson: JohnstonPerson: Bespoke BoyPerson: Robert HavlinPerson: HavlinPerson: Stan JamesPerson: Peter Chapple-HyamPerson: RobertPerson: Blythe KnightPerson: John QuinnPerson: Graham GibbonsPerson: Blue KsarPerson: GodolphinPerson: Frankie DettoriPerson: GibbonsPerson: HogmaneighPerson: Merlin's DancerPerson: Saleem GolamPerson: Stuart WilliamsPerson: Holbeck GhyllPerson: Andrew BaldingPerson: GolamEvent: Vodafone Make The Most Of Now StakesEvent: Vodafone Woodcote StakesEvent: 2000 GuineasEvent: Coventry StakesEvent: Group Three Vodafone Diomed StakesEvent: Vodafone "Dash" StakesOrganisation: HamptonOrganisation: BBC Sport
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