Luck be a Lady fro Coogan

Scobie Coogan saddled half of his Newmarket stable to success at Brighton as Lady Florence obliged in the Brighton & Hove Streamline Taxis Selling Stakes.

Luck be a Lady fro Coogan
Tue, 30 Jun, 2009 - 19:44

Scobie Coogan saddled half of his Newmarket stable to success at Brighton as Lady Florence obliged in the Brighton & Hove Streamline Taxis Selling Stakes.

Former jump jockey Coogan has just two horses in training at Headquarters, with his other representative being prolific winning sprinter Matsunosuke.

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