Zabenz handed Betfred mission

Philip Hobbs is hoping Zabenz can gain compensation for a luckless run in the Grand National at Sandown on Saturday.

Wed, 25 Apr, 2007 - 14:57

Philip Hobbs is hoping Zabenz can gain compensation for a luckless run in the Grand National at Sandown on Saturday.

The 10-year-old is set to contest the Betfred Gold Cup following a mishap that forced jockey Barry Fenton to pull up before the seventh fence at Aintree.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Sandown Place: Aintree Place: Ascot Person: Zabenz Person: Philip Hobbs Person: Barry Fenton Person: Hobbs Person: Bechers Event: Grand National Event: Betfred Gold Cup Organisation: At

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