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'A fresh start and a new chapter' - reboot for Fry as he seeks next set of stars
Stuart Riley talks to a trainer with a new yard and a lot of new horses
All change please. That is the theme of things for the Harry Fry operation this season.
Fry's string have moved from Seaborough to new purpose-built quarters in Higher Crockermoor, and there has been a total refresh of the new yard's inhabitants. A lot of the old guard have made way for 20 new bumper horses and 18 maiden hurdlers as Fry attempts to find the next wave of stars.
"We're treating it very much as a fresh start and a new chapter. Results haven't quite been what we've been striving to achieve over the last few years so we've pressed the reboot button and I'm really looking forward to the season ahead."
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