Murphy thrilled with King

Ferdy Murphy will soon finalise plans for Kalahari King’s seasonal reappearance after seeing his stable star enjoy a racecourse gallop at Carlisle on Tuesday.

Murphy thrilled with King
Wed, 21 Sep, 2011 - 14:11

Ferdy Murphy will soon finalise plans for Kalahari King’s seasonal reappearance after seeing his stable star enjoy a racecourse gallop at Carlisle on Tuesday.

The Grade One-winning chaser extended his excellent record at the Cheltenham Festival with a fine second in the Ryanair Chase in the spring, supplementing placed efforts in the Arkle and the Queen Mother Champion Chase in previous seasons.

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