Kalahari King fine after Ascot disappointment

Ferdy Murphy reports Kalahari King to be none the worse after pulling up sharply in yesterday’s Amlin 1965 Chase at Ascot.

Kalahari King fine after Ascot disappointment
Sun, 20 Nov, 2011 - 11:56

Ferdy Murphy reports Kalahari King to be none the worse after pulling up sharply in yesterday’s Amlin 1965 Chase at Ascot.

The 10-year-old was still travelling strongly when Graham Lee felt his mount had gone wrong and he was taken out of the race before the ninth fence.

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