Favourites pipped at Ludlow

A bad day for favourite backers worsened at Ludlow when a third successive short-priced horse, Marcel, was beaten in the Dinham Beginners' Chase by Norma Hill.

Mon, 30 Jan, 2006 - 14:59

A bad day for favourite backers worsened at Ludlow when a third successive short-priced horse, Marcel, was beaten in the Dinham Beginners' Chase by Norma Hill.

There were four horses all in with a chance at the second-last, but Phar Out Phavorite fell at that obstacle.

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