Cheltenham still target for Hasanpour

Hasanpour could still run in the JCB Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham despite being laid low with an infection.

Cheltenham still target for Hasanpour
Mon, 09 Feb, 2004 - 14:36

Hasanpour could still run in the JCB Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham despite being laid low with an infection.

The Irish-trained four-year-old had been prominent in the betting for the juvenile championship at around 14-1 after making a winning debut over hurdles before running disappointingly behind Power Elite at Leopardstown yesterday.

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