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'To have my first runner at the Craven meeting is magic' - ex-jockey to make debut as a trainer
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Former jockey Ross Burdon is the latest addition to the Newmarket training pool, extending a busy spell of new trainers and yard movements across the town.
The 39-year-old, who was with Sir Henry Cecil during the glory days of Frankel, has come full circle after starting training at a stable next to where he first rode as an amateur.
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