Kennedy returns to riding out but doubtful for Aintree
Jack Kennedy returned to riding out at Gordon Elliott's Cullentra House yard on Wednesday, but it is still unknown whether he will be fit for action at Aintree's Grand National Festival.
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Jack Kennedy returned to riding out at Gordon Elliott's Cullentra House yard on Wednesday, but it is still unknown whether he will be fit for action at Aintree's Grand National Festival.
Connections of Dashel Drasher have won their appeal against the decision of the local stewards to demote him from second place to third in the Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival, much to the chagrin of Brian Acheson of Robcour Racing, owners of Teahupoo, who now reverts to third place.
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Davy Russell has responded to Gigginstown owner Michael O'Leary's claims the jockey made a mistake in returning to the saddle.
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