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Todd Carty could be as good on the ice as Ray Quinn. That is the bold claim being made by Northern Ireland Dancing On Ice contestant Zoe Salmon. The 29 year old ex Blue Peter Presenter says that Carty is an inspiration, despite the fact he is hardly a natural on the ice. Quinn on the other hand has been wowing the judges with his skill on the skates. Zoe is one of the favourites to win after overcoming her nerves and putting in some strong performances, and in this interview not only does she talk about Todd and Ray, but also about own experiences.
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