McManus buys Flagship Uberalles

Top two-mile chaser Flagship Uberalles has been purchased by leading Irish owner JP McManus, it emerged today.

Wed, 15 Jan, 2003 - 09:12

Top two-mile chaser Flagship Uberalles has been purchased by leading Irish owner JP McManus, it emerged today.

The multiple Grade One-winning nine-year-old, who beat Native Upmanship by three lengths to take the Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham last March, will remain in training with trainer Philip Hobbs.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Top two-mile chaser Flagship Uberalles has been purchased by leading Irish owner JP McManus it emerged today.

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