Tom Clover makes hay with Haydock double
In-form trainer continues good start to racing resumption.
Newmarket trainer Tom Clover continued his fine start to the season with his first ever double at Haydock on Tuesday. Rogue Assassin got the ball rolling under Cieren Fallon in division two of the Heed Your Hunch At Betway Novice Stakes, producing quite a taking performance on his racecourse bow. Sent off at 40-1, the Iffraaj gelding still had ground to make up at the furlong pole, but stayed on powerfully and did not need to be hard ridden to get up and account for Vape by half a length. It was then the turn of Celsius, who is quickly turning into a course specialist as he made it three wins from three visits to the Merseyside track in the Betway Handicap. Ridden by Andrea Atzeni, the 100-30 favourite powered up the stands rail to beat Acclaim The Nation by half a length.✅ 25,000gns purchase✅ Related to Classic winner Samitar✅ Winning debut
Rogue Assassin silences his rivals with a 40/1 success at @haydockraces for @tomcloverracing & @CierenFallonJr A third winner for the stable since racing’s resumption 👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/TFMSiCloZ1 — Racing TV (@RacingTV) June 9, 2020
Celsius wins under @Atzenijockey to provide @tomcloverracing with a double 🙌 pic.twitter.com/o0EebJmxxF
— Haydock Park Races (@haydockraces) June 9, 2020
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