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BackFownes hits back with Happy Valley double in trainers' championship
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SCMP Sport5/20/2026SportsChina

Fownes hits back with Happy Valley double in trainers' championship

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  • Caspar Fownes ended a quiet spell with a double at Happy Valley, moving to second in the trainers' championship with 53 wins, one behind leader Danny Shum.
  • Joao Moreira rode both winners, while Tony Cruz and Angus Chung also scored doubles.

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Caspar Fownes ended a quiet spell with a double at Happy Valley, moving to second in the trainers' championship with 53 wins, one behind leader Danny Shum. Joao Moreira rode both winners, while Tony Cruz and Angus Chung also scored doubles.

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