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Lerner Lured Back to M'sia for 4th Salute
The Straits Times
|March 13, 2025
Lim's Kosciuszko's former jockey flies from NZ for one-day gig at Tunku Gold Cup day
Marc Lerner's record of three wins in 10 rides in Malaysia will get a chance of a boost this weekend.
The French jockey flies in from his current New Zealand base to ride at the Tunku Gold Cup meeting in Kuala Lumpur on March 16.
A winner of around 450 races, Lerner last rode in Ipoh on April 7, 2024 when he was then based at Kranji at his last Singapore season by virtue of the closure in October.
Re-booked by the Buffalo Stable following a successful first visit at Kuala Lumpur with a win aboard the Lawson Moy-trained Trumpy on Feb 18, 2024, Lerner did not fail in his mission with the same horse in the Group 1 Perak Derby (2,000m).
The trio even combined for a double with Fireworks.
Since Lerner left Kranji the winner of 223 races, including eight at Group 1 level, half of them with two-time Singapore Horse of the Year Lim's Kosciuszko, the 34-year-old globetrotting jockey has been plying his trade in New Zealand.
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