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Murphy downs them on the Flat – now for the jumps with Kalashnikov

Amy Murphy: Goodwood winner has Plumpton in mindCredit: Mark Cranham
Amy Murphy calls Goodwood her favourite course, but she might end up falling in love with Plumpton too if it becomes a successful launch pad for Kalashnikov’s career over fences.
The 26-year-old trainer has her eye on a novice chase at the Sussex track, which traditionally offers a bonus for horses who follow up with a win at the Cheltenham Festival.
Take that as an indicator of how highly she rates her Supreme Novices’ hurdle runner-up, who is a top-priced 10-1 for the Racing Post Arkle at Cheltenham on March 12.
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