Racing: Folly passes pounds 100,000
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Your support makes all the difference.CLEVER FOLLY, Gordon Richards's veteran chaser, carried himself over the pounds 100,000 prize money threshold with victory yesterday at Newton Abbot, the 15th course at which the 12-year-old has been successful.
The gelding will soon be out again to try to add to his total of 22 wins. 'He'll fiddle around the smaller tracks and may go to Bangor next week,' Martin Todhunter, Richards' travelling head lad, said. 'He's not quite as nippy as he was, but has been a grand servant to the yard.'
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