McNamara: Newmill can do it again

Andrew McNamara hopes lightning can strike twice when Newmill bids for glory in the Seasons Holidays Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham tomorrow.

McNamara: Newmill can do it again
Tue, 13 Mar, 2007 - 16:53

Andrew McNamara hopes lightning can strike twice when Newmill bids for glory in the Seasons Holidays Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham tomorrow.

The young Irishman was in the saddle when the pair ran out surprise 16-1 winners of the Grade One cracker last year.

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CourtsRacingCheltenhamPlace: CheltenhamPlace: PunchestownPlace: ArklePlace: IrelandPlace: Prestbury ParkPlace: NewburyPerson: McNamaraPerson: Andrew McNamaraPerson: John Joseph MurphyPerson: NewmillPerson: Robert ThorntonPerson: Barry SimpsonPerson: Robert OgdenPerson: SimpsonPerson: David PipePerson: Well ChiefPerson: Voy PorPerson: Martin BrassilPerson: RubyPerson: WalshPerson: Kevin BishopPerson: Ashley BrookPerson: BishopPerson: Carl LlewellynPerson: DempseyPerson: McGoldrickPerson: LlewellynEvent: Seasons Holidays Queen Mother Champion ChaseEvent: Desert Orchid ChaseEvent: ArkleEvent: Imperial CupOrganisation: NewmillOrganisation: Voy Por UstedesOrganisation: Voy PorOrganisation: Arkle
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