Trainer Edward O’Grady dies aged 75
Edward O'Grady was a dominant figure in Irish National Hunt racing in the late 1970s and saddled 18 winners at the Cheltenham Festival.
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Trainer Edward O’Grady dies aged 75
Edward O'Grady was a dominant figure in Irish National Hunt racing in the late 1970s and saddled 18 winners at the Cheltenham Festival.
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