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Codeshare makes it two in a row for Swinbank

Robert Wallace and Becky Figueira (Pimm's hidden) from Northern Ireland making the most of free entry at Newcastle
Robert Wallace and Becky Figueira (Pimm's hidden) from Northern Ireland making the most of free entry at NewcastleCredit: Ben Hutton

Codeshare won his second race in a row on the Tapeta at Newcastle and trainer Alan Swinbank, based about an hour away in Melsonby near Richmond, described the all-weather course as a "blessing".

The five-year-old won a 1m4f maiden at the track on February 17 and was following up over the same distance on his handicap debut, repelling the late challenge of Lac Leman by a short-head under Silvestre de Sousa.

Swinbank said: "They're running well. We've got more Flat horses than jumpers – the jumps game is finished as far as I'm concerned.

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