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Alohamora none-the-worse for Catterick tumble

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James Nash is hoping Alohamora can quickly shake off the effects of her fall at Catterick last week.

The chestnut filly looked set to complete a hat-trick of wins, at the Yorkshire track last Friday, only to crash out at the last when in command.

She has previously won over hurdles at Fairyhouse having also taken a rated novice chase at Limerick's Christmas meeting.,

“She's a bit sore all over but nothing that won't be fine in a week or ten days,” said Nash.

“It was very unfortunate but it looks like she is continuing her improvement and there is plenty to look forward to with her.”

The Curragh handler has enjoyed a good start to the year, saddling a couple of winners last month, and he added:-

“The horses seems very healthy and are in great form so long may it last. We're off to a great start to the year and we have plenty of nice horses to run.”

About Gary Carson
Gary started out as a trainee/assistant journalist with the Sporting Life newspaper and has worked in the racing industry for over 25 years. He has been with the Press Association since 2013 and won the Irish Field Nap Table in 2016. He enjoys working with horses and trained his own horse, Mamaslittlestar, to win a point-to-point in 2019.