Cloudy hiccup at Kelso

Cloudy Lane’s Grand National preparations were hampered as he crashed out at the first fence in the totesport.com Premier Chase at Kelso to gift Money Trix an easy success.

Sat, 28 Feb, 2009 - 18:09

Cloudy Lane’s Grand National preparations were hampered as he crashed out at the first fence in the totesport.com Premier Chase at Kelso to gift Money Trix an easy success.

Noel Fehily was aboard the 2-1 shot and he did not have to work too hard to make his first ride for trainer Nicky Richards a winning one, coasting home by 26 lengths.

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