Hourigan has high hopes for Dancing Tornado

MICHAEL HOURIGAN believes Dancing Tornado is the “one they have to beat” in the Ladbrokes.com Munster National at Limerick tomorrow.

Hourigan has high hopes for Dancing Tornado
Sat, 09 Oct, 2010 - 01:00
Ashley Iveson

The nine-year-old did not jump fluently on his latest appearance in the Kerry National at Listowel, but he flashed home to finish second.

“He ran a good race at Listowel and I think he was a shade unlucky really, but these things happen,” said Hourigan.

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