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Heskin in flying start for new boss George
Adrian Heskin rode his first winner after joining Tom George
Young rider Adrian Heskin took just two days to make an impact for his new employer as Kilbree Kid secured victory in the £15,000 feature event.
Heskin was in action for the first time for trainer Tom George, having barely got his feet under the table at the Cheltenham yard.
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