Hanlon looks to Galway for Cyclone

Shark Hanlon is keen to have a crack at the Galway Plate with his smart chaser Hidden Cyclone.

Mon, 15 Jul, 2013 - 01:00

Hanlon’s runner was a Grade Two and Grade Three winner over hurdles, and was successful in Grade Three company over fences at Naas in October.

He was highly tried after that in the Lexus and has not run since falling in the Red Mills Chase at Navan in February.

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