Glory boys dashed at Kempton

Two stories dominated the racing pages this weekend – and both failed to satiate the headline-makers.

Glory boys dashed at Kempton
Sun, 08 Feb, 2009 - 18:02

Two stories dominated the racing pages this weekend – and both failed to satiate the headline-makers.

For equine purists, Kempton’s meeting was all about Denman.

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