Racing: Fountain so fluid

Friday 21 October 1994 23:02 BST

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KINGS FOUNTAIN, once a Gold Cup contender, rediscovered his old form to win at 10-1 at Newbury yesterday. The victory earned the giant 11-year-old a late reprieve from a switch to hunter chasing.

It also earned a big profit for staff at Kim Bailey's Lambourn stable. 'He was worked specially for this and at 10-1 the boys will have had a field day,' Bailey said later. 'But it was make or break day for Kings Fountain this afternoon. Otherwise he was going hunter chasing.'

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