
Brighton Jumps Review: Summer Saturday Served Up a Cracker
Seven races of summer jumps action at Brighton on a glorious Good afternoon – Tom O'Brien picks through the card and finds plenty to get excited about.

Horse Racing Writer
Born and raised in County Tipperary, Tom O'Brien grew up surrounded by jump racing. His family have been involved in point-to-pointing for three generations, and Tom spent his twenties working as a stable lad at several Irish yards before moving into sports journalism. He covers National Hunt racing with the passion of someone who's mucked out the stables.

Seven races of summer jumps action at Brighton on a glorious Good afternoon – Tom O'Brien picks through the card and finds plenty to get excited about.

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