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.

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.

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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