Harris notches big-priced double with Tally's Son and Bungee Jump
Local trainer Grace Harris, who is based only four miles from the course, saddled 334-1 double following victories for 66-1 chance Tally’s Son in the 1m handicap and Bungee Jump, who followed up in the 6f handicap later on the card, both partnered by apprentice Cameron Noble.
An over the moon Harris said: “This is my fourth season with a trainer’s licence and both sets of owners have been with me since I started out so it’s brilliant that both horses have managed to win on the same card at a course where I love to have winners for obvious reasons.
“Paul and Ann de Weck also bred Tally’s Son so it’s a bit special for them, while Bungee Jumper has not run a bad race since we claimed him out of Kevin Ryan’s yard and it’s a great thrill for his new owners Ronald and Candida Davies.”
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