‘I will continue to be based in Ireland’: Bryan Cooper responds to speculation about UK move

Cooper has responded to speculation in the media about a possible move to ride in Britain.

Fri, 15 Sep, 2017 - 15:16

Bryan Cooper has responded to speculation in the media about a possible move to ride in Britain.

Having lost the top job as number one rider to Gigginstown House Stud, for whom he won the Cheltenham Gold Cup with Don Cossack, Cooper's opportunities have been thin on the ground in the summer.

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