Racing: Jack Berry to run three in Dash

Monday 11 August 1997 23:02 BST

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Jack Berry hopes to mount a three-pronged attack on the inaugural running of The Weatherbys Dash at Wolverhampton on Saturday evening. The contest with pounds 30,000 in added money is restricted to two-year-olds purchased at the Dunstall Park Breeze Up Sale on 10 March and boasts prize money down to sixth place.

There were 21 entered for the six-furlong event at today's declaration stage with Hey Up Mate, Only For Gold and Rio from Berry's Moss Side stables. But there is a maximum field of 13 allowed for the race.

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