Voice offers plenty of promise

Jeremy Noseda and British Horseracing Authority chairman Paul Roy have a bright prospect to look forward to in 2008 if the manner of Forgotten Voice’s debut at Lingfield is anything to go by.

Thu, 25 Oct, 2007 - 11:26

Jeremy Noseda and British Horseracing Authority chairman Paul Roy have a bright prospect to look forward to in 2008 if the manner of Forgotten Voice’s debut at Lingfield is anything to go by.

The owner-trainer partnership have enjoyed success with the likes of St Leger winner Sixties Icon and team up with Strike The Deal – who is part-owned by Roy - in Friday’s Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf race.

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