Real McCoy gets the job done

Tony McCoy moved to 99 for the season and got favourite-backers off to the best possible start with a brilliant effort in the opener at Cheltenham.

Real McCoy gets the job done
Sat, 17 Nov, 2007 - 14:59

Tony McCoy moved to 99 for the season and got favourite-backers off to the best possible start with a brilliant effort in the opener at Cheltenham.

His mount Kia Kaha had a sizeable amount of money riding on him as 2-1 jolly in the Ryman The Stationers Novices’ Handicap Hurdle.

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