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Fabulous four-timer for unstoppable Hughes
Brian Hughes completes the third leg of his four-timer at Seldom Inn slams southern big guns Tenor Nivernais (right) and Le Mercurey in the Listed ChaseCredit: John Grossick
Brian Hughes stole the show with a magnificent 346-1 four-timer, including victories in the two most valuable races on the card.
He showcased his skills with victories in successive races on Clan Legend, Mount Mews, Seldom Inn and The Orange Rogue.
Mount Mews was the most impressive winner in the Hughes bonanza, continuing his climb to the top with a runaway success and rekindling some happy memories for owner Trevor Hemmings.
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