Ferguson delight as Zoetic provides breakthrough victory
Newbury Listed success is biggest yet for fledgling trainer.
James Ferguson enjoyed a day to remember at Newbury as Zoetic provided him with the biggest winner of his career in the Unibet St Hugh’s Fillies’ Stakes. The 30-year-old, who took out his training licence only in October, was all smiles as the Kodiac filly followed up her Wolverhampton success when staying on strongest of all in testing conditions to claim the Listed prize. Click Here For Exclusive MansionBet Promotion Having been anchored at the rear of the field for much of the five-furlong contest, the 16-1 shot steadily worked her way into contention under champion jockey Oisin Murphy before bursting clear late on to defeat Fairy Dust by three-quarters of a length.Zoetic after giving trainer @jamesferguson89 his biggest winner to date after securing top honours in the Listed St Hugh’s Fillies’ Stakes under @oismurphy @NewburyRacing pic.twitter.com/xpHHcUnECr
— Graham Clark (@GrahamClark85) August 16, 2020
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