Aussie ace excels at Doncaster

Crack Australian rider Clare Lindop partnered her second British winner on just her third outing as Medicean Man ran away with the Simpson Millar Family Law Service Maiden Stakes at Doncaster.

Aussie ace excels at Doncaster
Sat, 27 Jun, 2009 - 11:20

Crack Australian rider Clare Lindop partnered her second British winner on just her third outing as Medicean Man ran away with the Simpson Millar Family Law Service Maiden Stakes at Doncaster.

The 30-year-old is a huge name Down Under, having partnered in excess of 600 winners, including three Group Ones, and enhanced her reputation on foreign shores by scoring on Jeremy Gask’s 8-1 chance.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: DoncasterPlace: AdelaidePlace: IrelandPlace: NewmarketPlace: ChesterPlace: In The AirPlace: Wigan LanePlace: RedcarPerson: Clare LindopPerson: Medicean ManPerson: Jeremy GaskPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: Michael StoutePerson: Luca CumaniPerson: LindopPerson: JeremyPerson: ValmariPerson: Franny NortonPerson: Neville BycroftPerson: NortonPerson: Michael Dods’Person: Phillip MakinPerson: Richard FaheyPerson: Mark JohnstonPerson: Frederik TylickiPerson: FaheyPerson: Robin O’RyanPerson: Ryan MoorePerson: Richard HannonPerson: MooreEvent: Simpson Millar Family Law Service Maiden StakesEvent: Simpson Millar Sound Investment Advice HandicapEvent: Keep The Post Public HandicapEvent: Maiden Fillies’ StakesEvent: CW Racing Club HandicapOrganisation: Avon River
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