Harry Cobden dedica su triunfo a su amigo y compañero jinete Kirkby – Racing Post

The rider played a crucial role in the Nicholls yard. The stable’s win was the first since the news of Kirkby’s loss on Sunday. Despite being a hardworking and friendly member of the team, Cobden revealed his special bond with Fire Flyer. The jockey told Racing TV, “I’d just like to say a special word to Keagan as he rode that horse every day.

That was for him and he deserved that.” Paul Nicholls, who was not at the track, dedicated the win to Keagan, who rode Fire Flyer nearly every day. Thank you.” Although Fire Flyer’s market rival Secret Squirrel posed a threat, Cobden guided the 5-6 favorite to a second win over jumps, just five days after his first at Wincanton.