Clear by 38 lengths but can't jump - what might he do when he learns?

Harry Fry: interesting runner at KemptonCredit: Edward Whitaker

Jumping isn't always the name of the game. Ask those involved with Any Drama - or those who trailed in his wake.

The useful bumper performer was sketchy at the hurdles in the EBF novice event - trainer Harry Fry reckoned he "jumped about one" of the ten flights.

Yet that never looked like stopping him and he steamrollered home 38 lengths clear under Noel Fehily.

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David CarrReporter

Published on 7 February 2017inReports

Last updated 17:59, 7 February 2017

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