Racing: Fallon in finale for Ramsden
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Your support makes all the difference.LYNDA RAMSDEN, often the darling of punters at Pontefract, saddles runners at the West Yorkshire track for the final time this afternoon.
Pontefract is staging its last meeting of the season and Mrs Ramsden, who is retiring shortly, runs Mungo Park, Northern Accord and Persian Waters.
The former takes his chance in the day's Showcase event, the Tote Handicap, and renews acquaintance with champion Kieren Fallon, the former Ramsden stable jockey, .
Mungo Park, a quirky character, needs to be kept covered up as long as possible and in Fallon he has the perfect partner. Fallon is also on board Persian Waters in the closing Feathers Hotel Nursery. The Persian Bold colt has not been given a hard time in his four outings to date.
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