Nemo Spirit on form at York

Willie Muir had to send Nemo Spirit on a 400-mile round trip to find suitable ground but the journey paid off as he put up a brave front-running performance to win the £17,000 (€19,950) Blue Square Stakes under William Buick at York.

Nemo Spirit on form at York
Fri, 12 Jun, 2009 - 20:14

Willie Muir had to send Nemo Spirit on a 400-mile round trip to find suitable ground but the journey paid off as he put up a brave front-running performance to win the £17,000 (€19,950) Blue Square Stakes under William Buick at York.

Buick clearly had no worries about the 8-1 chance getting the two miles and sent him to the front from the outset.

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