Quinn has Cheltenham ambitions with Pink Sheets
Newmarket trainer hoping for his first Festival runner.
Micky Quinn is eyeing up a first runner at the Cheltenham Festival with Pink Sheets, following her impressive win at Newbury last weekend. Quinn has the Dawn Run Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle in his sights after his six-year-old took her winning run to four under Jack Quinlan. Quinn trains in Newmarket, the home of Flat racing, but is aiming to infiltrate National Hunt racing’s headquarters in March. “We’re aiming her at the Dawn Run – but prior to that there’s a Listed race at Warwick in February she could run in,” he said.Relentless 💨
Pink Sheets makes it four wins from as many starts with a smooth front-running success for @mickquinn1089 & @jackquinlan92 to plunder Listed honours in the opener at @NewburyRacing pic.twitter.com/I3FRqjZwWF— Racing TV (@RacingTV) November 28, 2020
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