More glory for Elusive Dream

Aintree winner Elusive Dream found very little difficulty in adding to his haul at Cheltenham this evening.

More glory for Elusive Dream
Fri, 18 Apr, 2008 - 21:19

Aintree winner Elusive Dream found very little difficulty in adding to his haul at Cheltenham this evening.

Trainer Paul Nicholls purposefully gave the Festival itself a miss with the seven-year-old in order to save him for the Mersey Novices' Hurdle earlier this month, where he beat both Whiteoak and Franchoek.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: CheltenhamPlace: PunchestownPlace: OslotPlace: Tidal BayPlace: AintreePlace: ArklePlace: SandownPlace: Prestbury ParkPlace: UttoxeterPerson: Elusive DreamPerson: Paul NichollsPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: Nicholls'Person: Dan SkeltonPerson: Mahogany BlazePerson: Paddy BrennanPerson: WalshPerson: Nigel Twiston-Davies'Person: Twiston-DaviesPerson: BrennanPerson: MobaasherPerson: Charlie MannPerson: Tjade CollierPerson: Sue SmithPerson: Yorkshire SmithPerson: McGoldrickPerson: Sam JonesPerson: Brendan PowellPerson: Katies TuitorEvent: Mersey Novices' HurdleEvent: Centaur Conference And Exhibition Centre Novices'Event: Champagne Lanson Novices' ChaseEvent: Celebration ChaseEvent: NicholsonEvent: Holman Conditional Jockeys' Handicap ChaseEvent: Festival in MarchEvent: V-IT Handicap ChaseEvent: Trainers' Championship Handicap HurdleOrganisation: AintreeOrganisation: WhiteoakOrganisation: FranchoekOrganisation: Racing UK Hurdle
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