Head-on shot makes this one tricky
While Jai was the winner, it was Frederick who suggested that the correct spelling of the winning rider’s first name is with a ‘ph’ instead of ‘v’.
Today we have a tough head-on shot that doesn’t give too much away.
Who is the horse and jockey? What race was it? At which racecourse.
Enjoy working it out.
Answer on Wednesday morning with the next puzzle.
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