Nolan looks to Cheltenham

Cuan Na Grai could be set for an appearance at Cheltenham in November after giving Paul Nolan a third Guinness Galway Hurdle success yesterday.

Nolan looks to Cheltenham
Fri, 04 Aug, 2006 - 08:45

Cuan Na Grai could be set for an appearance at Cheltenham in November after giving Paul Nolan a third Guinness Galway Hurdle success yesterday.

Paddy Flood proved to be a more than able deputy for connections after their original choice, Barry Geraghty, broke his nose in a nasty fall from Limerick Lord in the first race.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: CheltenhamPlace: Cloone RiverPerson: NolanPerson: Cuan Na GraiPerson: Paul NolanPerson: Na GraiPerson: Paddy FloodPerson: Barry GeraghtyPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: Shandon StarPerson: FloodPerson: James NolanPerson: WalshPerson: NonchalantPerson: Crossbarry BoyPerson: Frances CrowleyPerson: Michael CunninghamPerson: John Joseph MurphyPerson: GeragthyPerson: Mr BlacktiePerson: David CaseyPerson: CaseyPerson: Gemini LucyPerson: Jessica HarringtonPerson: Andrew LeighPerson: Charlie SwanPerson: Kit CarsonPerson: Pat FahyPerson: Adrian LanePerson: FahyPerson: Dani’s GirlPerson: Declan McDonoghPerson: Kieren FallonPerson: Anna KareninaPerson: FallonPerson: BolodenkaPerson: Richard FaheyPerson: Wayne LordonPerson: Dermot WeldPerson: SenatorEvent: Guinness Galway HurdleEvent: Guinness Beginners ChaseEvent: Rooftop ProtestEvent: St James’s Gate Novice HurdleEvent: Guinness & Oysters European Breeders Fund Fillies HandicapEvent: Arthur Guinness HandicapOrganisation: Legendsofthefall
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