Hobbs has festival strength in depth

Philip Hobbs believes Monkerhostin and Made In Japan hold winning chances at next week’s Cheltenham Festival.

Wed, 10 Mar, 2004 - 13:53

Philip Hobbs believes Monkerhostin and Made In Japan hold winning chances at next week’s Cheltenham Festival.

Hobbs, who sends Rooster Booster to defend his Smurfit Champion Hurdle crown, also lets recent Kempton winner Monkerhostin tackle Wednesday’s Coral Cup while Made In Japan is on course for the JCB Triumph Hurdle after a convincing win at Sandown.

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