Happy days again for Hannon at Salisbury
Money-spinning filly set for Group One tilt next.
Happy Romance continued her remarkable campaign as she gained the first Group-race success of her career in the Shadwell Dick Poole Fillies’ Stakes at Salisbury. The Richard Hannon-trained daughter of Dandy Man added to recent victories in the Weatherbys Super Sprint at Newbury and in the Goffs UK Premier Yearling Stakes at York to make her return to Pattern-race company a triumphant one in the Group Three prize. Click Here For Exclusive MansionBet Promotion Held up among rivals early on the 11-4 favourite gradually worked through the gears under Sean Levey during the closing stages of the six-furlong prize, before defeating the previously-unbeaten Alcohol Free by three-quarters of a length.The @rhannonracing trained Happy Romance after taking Group Three glory under @LeveySean in the Dick Poole Stakes @salisburyraces pic.twitter.com/ycMlj48Qzk
— Graham Clark (@GrahamClark85) September 3, 2020
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