Racing: Dunwoody neck-and-neck with Maguire

Friday 13 May 1994 23:02 BST

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Richard Dunwoody last night drew level with Adrian Maguire in the race for the jump jockeys' championship. His win on Errant Knight at Newton Abbot took him to 179 for the season, while Maguire drew a blank from five rides at Stratford. His best chance seemed to lie with Meleagris in the novice chase, but the 11-8 favourite fell at the fifth fence.

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