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Hannon hoping for a happy ending to Bram Stoker story.(Sports)

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From: The Racing Post (London, England)
Date: 20000712
Author:Chapman, Matt

BRAM STOKER, considered short of work when just touched off in the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot, provides the solid form-line in today's TNT July Stakes at Newmarket, writes Matt Chapman.

In a race in which lightly raced types have a point to prove, Bram Stoker has experience on his side and comes from the Richard Hannon yard which houses so many talented two-year-olds.

Many felt Bram Stoker was ...

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