Kevin Brogan happy to put in the miles after signing up to ride for Cheltenham Festival-winning trainer Patrick Neville
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Have saddle, will travel. No distance is too far if the job is good enough – and luckily Kevin Brogan doesn't mind driving.
The man who won the conditional jockeys' championship in 2021-22 when attached to Jonjo O'Neill's yard in Gloucestershire is looking forward to frequent trips up the M69 and M1 after signing up to ride for Cheltenham Festival-winning trainer Paddy Neville.
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