Boy on comeback trail

Blueberry Boy’s comeback will be rather overshadowed by that of Kicking King in Sunday's Normans Grove Chase, but not for his trainer Paul Stafford.

Thu, 17 Jan, 2008 - 12:21

Blueberry Boy’s comeback will be rather overshadowed by that of Kicking King in Sunday's Normans Grove Chase, but not for his trainer Paul Stafford.

The nine-year-old provided the County Dublin trainer with his only winner of last season in the Craddockstown Novice Chase at Punchestown.

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