Nicholls and Walsh strike again

Paul Nicholls and Ruby Walsh followed up their double at Ayr on Friday by taking the opener with Poquelin on Coral Scottish Grand National day.

Sat, 21 Apr, 2007 - 15:48

Paul Nicholls and Ruby Walsh followed up their double at Ayr on Friday by taking the opener with Poquelin on Coral Scottish Grand National day.

The 5-6 favourite never looked in danger of defeat as he made all the running and bounded clear of his rivals in the Purvis Marquees Juvenile Novices' Hurdle.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Ayr Place: English City Place: Buena Vista Place: Punchestown Person: Nicholls Person: Walsh Person: Paul Nicholls Person: Ruby Walsh Person: Poquelin Person: Pouvoir Person: Peter Bowen Person: Tom O'Brien Person: Faasel Person: Bowen Event: Coral Scottish Grand National day Organisation: Purvis Marquees Juvenile Novices' Hurdle

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