Course winner should go well dropped in class

David Simcock: trainer will have been pleased with Calling Out

Zed Candy Girl looked as though she might be on her way back last time 4.30 Wolverhampton

Mark Loughnane’s mare went right off the boil after winning at Kempton in February. However, there were definite signs of a return to form over this course and distance 19 days ago on her third start following a break.

The three-time course winner still appeared to have a fair amount in the tank behind the leaders when she was badly hampered, snatched up and eased right down approaching the final furlong.

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Published on 21 December 2016inHorse racing tips

Last updated 14:34, 21 December 2016

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