Ringing endorsement for boss

Philip Hobbs is convinced inexperience over fences will not be detrimental to the chance of Ring The Boss in the Arkle on Tuesday week.

Sun, 02 Mar, 2008 - 14:30

Philip Hobbs is convinced inexperience over fences will not be detrimental to the chance of Ring The Boss in the Arkle on Tuesday week.

The seven-year-old is prominent in the markets for the Irish Independent-sponsored heat at Cheltenham after finishing second on his fencing debut in the Kingmaker.

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