World rule on My Way's agenda

Alan King was left far from downhearted as My Way De Solzen suffered an agonising last-gasp defeat to Lough Derg in the totesport.com National Spirit Hurdle at Fontwell.

World rule on My Way's agenda
Mon, 25 Feb, 2008 - 07:22

Alan King was left far from downhearted as My Way De Solzen suffered an agonising last-gasp defeat to Lough Derg in the totesport.com National Spirit Hurdle at Fontwell.

Returning for a race he won two years ago en-route to the Ladbrokes World Hurdle, this was very much a recovery mission after he failed miserably in two outings over fences this season.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: DergPlace: FontwellPlace: Lough DergPlace: CheltenhamPlace: West SussexPerson: My WayPerson: Alan KingPerson: My Way De SolzenPerson: LoughPerson: Elusive DreamPerson: Lough DergPerson: Tom ScudamorePerson: KingPerson: ScudamorePerson: David ArbuthnotPerson: Oscar ParkPerson: Nicky HendersonPerson: HendersonPerson: TikramPerson: SporazenePerson: Jamie MoorePerson: MoorePerson: GaryPerson: Lou Du Moulin MasPerson: FullerPerson: Paul NichollsPerson: Ashleys PetalePerson: Timmy MurphyPerson: Jay PembertonEvent: National Spirit HurdleEvent: World HurdleEvent: Royal & SunAlliance ChaseEvent: Queen’s VaseEvent: Sanctuary Novices’ HurdleEvent: 221 221 Handicap ChaseEvent: County Times Handicap HurdleEvent: London Pride Foxhunters TrialEvent: Maiden Open National Hunt Flat RaceOrganisation: Cheltenham
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