Flynn dreaming of Cheltenham again

Bahrain Storm has Pat Flynn dreaming of more Cheltenham Festival glory after a bloodless 15-length win in the Tote Placepot Rollover Maiden Hurdle at Limerick.

Flynn dreaming of Cheltenham again
Thu, 01 Mar, 2007 - 18:38

Bahrain Storm has Pat Flynn dreaming of more Cheltenham Festival glory after a bloodless 15-length win in the Tote Placepot Rollover Maiden Hurdle at Limerick.

Flynn used to handle the top-class hurdler Montelado, who will forever be remembered for winning two successive races at the Prestbury Park jamboree.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: CheltenhamPlace: LimerickPlace: Prestbury ParkPlace: GloucestershirePlace: NavanPlace: GreenmountPlace: DownpatrickPlace: FairyhousePlace: PunchestownPerson: FlynnPerson: Pat FlynnPerson: MonteladoPerson: BanjoPerson: Fred WinterPerson: Paul NolanPerson: MoskovaPerson: Robbie MoranPerson: NolanPerson: RobbiePerson: JamesPerson: Lakil PrincessPerson: John MurphyPerson: Symboli BayPerson: Jenny MurphyPerson: MurphyPerson: JP McManus’Person: GerryPerson: Ron O’LearyPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: Willie MullinsEvent: Cheltenham FestivalEvent: Tote Placepot Rollover Maiden HurdleEvent: Fred Winter Juvenile Novices’ Handicap HurdleEvent: Gold CupEvent: Ulster Grand NationalEvent: Queen Mother Champion ChaseEvent: HurdleEvent: Martinstown Opportunity Handicap ChaseOrganisation: Bahrain StormOrganisation: C&GOrganisation: Hurdle
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