South Easter misses Derby

The Investec Derby field has been reduced to 12 as William Haggas’ South Easter will miss the race.

South Easter misses Derby
Fri, 05 Jun, 2009 - 10:29

The Investec Derby field has been reduced to 12 as William Haggas’ South Easter will miss the race.

Chester’s Dee Stakes winner has scoped badly with barely 24 hours to go before the Classic.

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