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Spirit Of The Vale continues Greenall's remarkable record
The winning grey Doctor Bartolo makes his move on the outside of the field as they turn for home in the 1m2f maidenCredit: John Grossick
Oliver Greenall took his record on the Tapeta at Newcastle to a remarkable five winners from six runners as Spirit Of The Vale took the 1m2f handicap.
Having been a top amateur jump jockey and trained point-to-pointers for six seasons, Greenall is based at Oldcastle near Malpas in Cheshire and took out his Flat and jumps licence in September.
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