Hakim posts Aintree best

Hakim belied his advancing years with a personal best performance to win the totepool Grand Sefton Handicap Chase at Aintree.

Hakim posts Aintree best
Mon, 21 Nov, 2005 - 08:17

Hakim belied his advancing years with a personal best performance to win the totepool Grand Sefton Handicap Chase at Aintree.

And at the age of 12, he could be back at the Liverpool circuit in April in search of more glory over the Grand National course.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: AintreePlace: LiverpoolPlace: TophamPlace: KinnersleyPlace: SandownPlace: CheltenhamPlace: ChepstowPlace: Vingis ParkPerson: HakimPerson: John SpearingPerson: Paddy BrennanPerson: FioriPerson: SpearingPerson: BrennanPerson: NyrchePerson: StancePerson: NichollsPerson: PaddyPerson: Philip Hobbs’Person: Richard JohnsonPerson: CoralPerson: Fair AlongPerson: Sarah HobbsPerson: RichardPerson: Alan ShearerPerson: Dave FultonPerson: Alan ShieldPerson: Howard JohnsonPerson: ShearerPerson: Jack DoyleEvent: totepool Grand Sefton Handicap ChaseEvent: Grand NationalEvent: Intersky Novices’ ChaseEvent: Wayward Lad Novices’ ChaseEvent: ChristmasEvent: Handicap HurdleOrganisation: TophamOrganisation: Weatherbys Bank Juvenile Novices’Organisation: JCBOrganisation: Covent GardenOrganisation: Newcastle UnitedOrganisation: Jim Ennis Construction Ltd
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