Racing: Flagship Uberalles and Florida Pearl miss Japan race

Flagship Uberalles and Florida Pearl will not run in the Nakayama Grand Jump in Japan next month

Mon, 04 Mar, 2002 - 14:38

Flagship Uberalles and Florida Pearl will not run in the Nakayama Grand Jump in Japan next month.

Flagship's trainer Philip Hobbs has entered Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup winner What's Up Boys instead.

He is one of eight horses invited to run in the £798,000 (€1,307,041) contest which is to be run on April 13.

The others are the Irish-trained Native Upmanship, Line Marine and Ty Benjam from France, Australia's St Steven, Rand and Bodle from New Zealand and the United States' representative All Gong.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Japan Place: France Place: Australia Place: New Zealand Place: United States'Person: Philip Hobbs Person: Line Marine Person: Ty Benjam Person: St Steven Person: Rand Person: Bodle Person: All Gong Event: Nakayama Grand Jump Event: Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup Organisation: Uberalles Organisation: Native Upmanship

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