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Richard Fahey: Off to the City
- Updated: October 27, 2016
The top trainer reflects upon another good season and previews his Saturday runners, including four at Chelmsford City.
As this is the penultimate column of the year it’s a good time to reflect on the season at Musley Bank.
As I felt we went into the campaign with a lot of badly-handicapped horses, we’ve done extremely well. It was good to pass the £3million prize-money barrier in the week and I’d like to see us reach 200 winners before the year is out.
I see I’ve been installed as second-favourite to win the all-weather trainers’ championship but I fear the bookmakers must know more than I do. We have bits and pieces to run over the winter but I’d be very surprised if I was to go on and pick up that title.
There have been many highlights along the way this year. It’s always special to win a race at Royal Ascot and Ribchester did just that in the Jersey …
