Soft ground could stop Magic show

Paul Nicholls has warned he will not risk Twist Magic in the paddypower.com Tingle Creek Chase if the ground at Sandown is unsuitably soft.

Soft ground could stop Magic show
Sun, 25 Nov, 2007 - 17:57

Paul Nicholls has warned he will not risk Twist Magic in the paddypower.com Tingle Creek Chase if the ground at Sandown is unsuitably soft.

The Ditcheat trainer wants "decent" ground for the talented five-year-old, who is on target for the two-mile feature on December 8 following his successful reappearance at Kempton two weeks ago.

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