From cold to hot: Gary Hanmer back in business after discovering problem with haylage
Gary Hanmer reflected on a major upturn in fortune for his stable after saddling four winners over the weekend, following a barren spell he put down to a bad batch of haylage.
Hanmer's last four runners have all won with the trainer sending out his first treble at Stratford on Sunday, at combined odds of 89-1, following on from a winner on the Flat at Doncaster on Saturday evening.
His record of six winners from his last 11 runners is a far cry from the near five-month drought he endured at the end of the last jumps season.
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