Racing: Flakey for the Trial

Friday 20 January 1995 00:02 GMT

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The winning partnership of Flakey Dove and Mark Dwyer is on again after Dwyer and the mare's trainer, Richard Price, have apparently patched up their differences.

Price yesterday confirmed Flakey Dove a runner in tomorrow's Haydock Park Champion Hurdle Trial and that Dwyer will be in the saddle.

Price had been upset that Dwyer would not commit himself to partnering the mare in her intended race at Cheltenham last weekend. Dwyer had the mount when landing the Champion Hurdle last year and Flakey Dove is 14-1 with William Hill to repeat that success at the Festival in March.

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