Poet's Society strikes to advertise benefit of a busy campaign

Poet's Society further demonstrated his iron constitution with a gallant three-quarter-length victory in the feature 7f handicap, the success coming just 24 hours after he had been beaten at Doncaster.
Remarkably this was not the first time the Mark Johnston-trained Poet's Society had triumphed after just a day's rest: last month he registered back-to-back victories at Goodwood and Bath.
Charlie Johnston, assistant to his father Mark, said: "This horse is a tremendous advert for running your horses. Last month he won twice within 24 hours and he bounced back from a defeat at Doncaster yesterday to win here.
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