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Flat racing's 'Billy the Kid' wants more than just title

Flat racing's 'Billy the Kid' wants more than just title
BBC Sport Tuesday 13 October 2026, 18:31 UTC 1 min read
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BBC Sport speaks to Billy Loughnane, the prodigy nicknamed 'Billy the Kid' who is set to be named champion jockey on Saturday and targeting a record.

BBC Sport speaks to Billy Loughnane, the prodigy nicknamed 'Billy the Kid' who is set to be named champion jockey on Saturday and targeting a record.
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