MOSCOW FLYER prevails in a clash of the titans in the the 2004 Tingle Creek at Sandown – Racing TV

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Racing TV published this video item, entitled “MOSCOW FLYER prevails in a clash of the titans in the the 2004 Tingle Creek at Sandown – Racing TV” – below is their description.

The great Moscow Flyer saw off the high-class pair of Azertyuiop and Well Chief in a thrilling renewal of the 2004 Tingle Creek at Sandown, with this victory arguably the most impressive from the star chaser’s glittering CV.

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