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Billy ‘The Kid’ Loughnane can be new ‘face of racing’ and next Dettori after Godolphin deal

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The GuardianBilly ‘The Kid’ Loughnane can be new ‘face of racing’ and next Dettori after Godolphin deal
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The combination of prodigious talent in the saddle and an easy likeability out of it is a perfect fit for Dubai operation “I want to ride more Group One winners,” Billy Loughnane said last month when asked to name his main ambition for 2027, and Britain’s…

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