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Fun on ski slopes followed by trip to Racing Post HQ
Blaklion: will be the mount of Sam Twiston-Davies in the Grand NationalCredit: Edward Whitaker
I was part of a group of lads who went on a skiing trip last Saturday, hastily arranged when it became clear there would be no racing for at least six days.
We went to the Chamonix ski area in France. It was a lovely place. We had loads of fun and I’m pleased to report there were no injuries sustained by any of our party.
Both Josh Moore and Tom Cannon are particularly good on the slopes, while Jamie Bargary and Ryan Hatch are solid too. I just tip away in my own style, but I do enjoy it.
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