No hard feelings for Armstrong as Money collects for Vaughan

William Money and Alan Johns on their own at the lastCredit: Grossick Racing Photography 0771

Racing is a game that is always likely to kick you in the teeth - just ask Newcastle-based owner David Armstrong, whose company North Sea Logistics sponsored the 2m4f handicap chase.

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His cash was won by ten-year-old William Money, a horse he used to own but sold for £4,000 at Ascot last May and who is now trained by Tim Vaughan.

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Colin Russell

Published on 15 February 2017inReports

Last updated 19:45, 15 February 2017

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