Knight set for hurdles spin

One Knight is likely to tread an unorthodox path to the Coral Welsh National on December 27.

Knight set for hurdles spin
Wed, 22 Nov, 2006 - 15:38

One Knight is likely to tread an unorthodox path to the Coral Welsh National on December 27.

The Philip Hobbs-trained 10-year-old looked booked for second in the Chepstow marathon won by L’Aventure last season before falling at the last.

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