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Olly’s big lad aims to please: Andy Ayres offers his pick of the paddock as spring gets in full swing

PLEASINGTON (Olly Murphy) is built like Arnie’s big brother and powered through the mud to win this pulling a couple of carts. He’s more than capable of nicking a half decent pot over hurdles and will make a belting chaser next season.
Olly’s big

LINGFIELD February 11 (heavy) 2m novices’ hurdle (Class 4) Smart winner

PLEASINGTON (Olly Murphy) is built like Arnie’s big brother and powered through the mud to win this pulling a couple of carts. He’s more than capable of nicking a half decent pot over hurdles and will make a belting chaser next season.
KEMPTON February 13 (standard to slow) 6f handicap (Class 2) Competitive event
HEATHCLIFF (James Fanshawe) looked in the pink and ran a cracker to finish second. He loves Kempton, has plenty of untaped potential over 7f and will be placed to advantage this spring.

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