Doubles delight for Hobbs

Trainer Philip Hobbs continued his fine form by winning with both his runners at Fontwell today.

Doubles delight for Hobbs
Mon, 12 Jan, 2004 - 17:46

Trainer Philip Hobbs continued his fine form by winning with both his runners at Fontwell today.

The Minehead-based handler struck with Grey Report and Willie John Daly, both ridden by Richard Johnson, after withdrawing Breknen Le Noir because of the heavy ground.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: FontwellPlace: HerefordPlace: AscotPlace: BridportPlace: PlumptonPerson: HobbsPerson: Philip HobbsPerson: Willie John DalyPerson: Richard JohnsonPerson: Breknen Le NoirPerson: NarwhalPerson: JohnsonPerson: Sarah HobbsPerson: HarapourPerson: FrankPerson: JP McNamaraPerson: Brendan PowellPerson: Good BonePerson: PowellPerson: Bill SmithPerson: Barry FentonPerson: Richard RowePerson: RowePerson: Alan HoneyballPerson: Mark UsherPerson: Nick GiffordPerson: JoshPerson: Major CatchPerson: GiffordPerson: Barry GeraghtyPerson: Bob BucklerPerson: Robert StephensEvent: Crown RacingEvent: Crown Racing Handicap HurdleEvent: Crown Racing New Year Handicap ChaseEvent: Future Maiden National Hunt Flat RaceOrganisation: Grey ReportOrganisation: Crown RacingOrganisation: SunallianceOrganisation: Premier estateOrganisation: Going GlobalOrganisation: Auburn SpiritOrganisation: Random Precision
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