Windrush not a Classic certainty

Baron Windrush is not yet certain to bid for back-to-back victories in Saturday’s totesport Classic Chase at Warwick.

Thu, 12 Jan, 2006 - 08:59

Baron Windrush is not yet certain to bid for back-to-back victories in Saturday’s totesport Classic Chase at Warwick.

Trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies is keen to see the results of routine tests on the eight-year-old before committing to a run in Saturday’s £35,000 (€51,000) contest over three miles and five furlongs.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Warwick Place: Wetherby Person: Windrush Person: Baron Windrush Person: Nigel Twiston-Davies Person: d’Argent Person: Therealbandit Person: Shardam Event: totesport Classic Chase Event: Classic Chase Event: Boxing Day Event: Welsh Grand National Organisation: L’Aventure

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