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Tom Marquand: set to take another step up the ladderCredit: Edward Whitaker
Having a good teacher is no use if you're not willing to learn but Keith Dalgleish clearly picked up plenty from his time riding for the prolific Mark Johnston.
Since giving up the unrelenting struggle to squeeze a 6ft frame into a Flat jockey's weight range, Dalgleish has made the sort of start to training that his former boss would be proud of, setting personal-best tallies of winners every year and breaking the Scottish Flat record in the last four.
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