Karl Burke on his hopes for the 2022 Ebor Festival at York including Dramatised & Poptronic

Racing TV published this video item, entitled “Karl Burke on his hopes for the 2022 Ebor Festival at York including Dramatised & Poptronic” – below is their description.

Yorkshire trainer Karl Burke is enjoying another brilliant season in 2022 and gave Racing TV’s Jess Stafford the run-down on his hopes for the Ebor Festival meeting, including the decision to send the exciting Dramatised to the Lowther Stakes rather than tackling older rivals in the Nunthorpe.

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