Racing: Call's sixth sense
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Your support makes all the difference.ON CALL defied the doubters at Redcar yesterday to stretch her unbeaten sequence this season to six. Sir Mark Prescott's filly was allowed to start at the generous odds of 4-1
Kevin Darley had On Call in a prominent position early in the straight and the filly came home a length winner of the Endless Entertainment Handicap. "She is very tough and a real battler," the jockey said later.
At Yarmouth, another multiple winner - Lady Rockstar - could finish only second to Supreme Sound in the Reedham Rated Handicap. Mick Ryan's filly won eight in a row, in a little over a month, earlier this summer.
Gary Bardwell was on Supreme Sound but the jockey of the day at Yarmouth was Kieren Fallon, who rode a near 11-1 treble.
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