'We've not done it yet' - Patrick Wadge plotting finishing flourish in bid to seal conditional jockeys' title
Patrick Wadge outlined his plans to finish the season with a flourish as he closes in on the British conditional jockeys' title.
Wadge holds a seemingly unassailable six-winner lead over Bradley Harris going into the final week of the season following a victory at Ayr on Saturday.
It was the 3lb claimer's 36th success of a stellar season and with the three-day Perth festival starting on Wednesday, there will be plenty of chances to add to his tally for boss Lucinda Russell and mentor Peter Scuadmore before Sandown's finale on Saturday.
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Published on 21 April 2024inBritain
Last updated 16:00, 21 April 2024
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