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Laura Morgan: 'It's been frustrating to miss out on a big one a few times now - but it will definitely come'
Andrew Dietz talks to an up-and-coming trainer on the cusp of a major breakthrough
Andrew DietzReporter
Laura Morgan with stable star NotlongtillmayCredit: steve davies
There are countless young trainers out there in the fortunate position of having inherited a stable from their parents.
Not all have taken over thriving businesses with boxes full of high-class horses, but even those at the lower end of the scale have at least been handed a head start.
On the outside looking in, people might think that is true of Leicestershire trainer Laura Morgan – yet the reality is quite different.
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