Rain is no bad thing for Henderson’s hopes

NICKY HENDERSON welcomed the rain which has maintained cut in the ground at Cheltenham as he put the finishing touches on a 24-strong team for next week’s Festival.

Rain is no bad thing for Henderson’s hopes

And the trainer voiced his hope that slower conditions may see some of the races run at a sensible pace.

Henderson, who saddled Trabolgan (Royal & SunAlliance Chase), Juveigneur (Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Memorial Chase) and Liberthine (Mildmay Of Flete) to score at the 2005 fixture, believes a more cautious approach from the men on board would benefit everybody.

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