Lake lands Navan prize

Watson Lake bounced back from a disappointing show at the Cheltenham Festival to claim Nickname’s scalp in the Grade Three An Uaimh Chase at Navan.

Sat, 25 Mar, 2006 - 15:23

Watson Lake bounced back from a disappointing show at the Cheltenham Festival to claim Nickname’s scalp in the Grade Three An Uaimh Chase at Navan.

The Noel Meade-trained eight-year-old was always towards the back in the Queen Mother Champion Chase and trailed home a disappointing sixth behind Newmill.

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