Sub dominates December heat

Sublimity will attempt to regain his Champion Hurdle crown at Cheltenham on top of his game after providing rookie trainer Robbie Hennessy with a first win in the Leopardstown Golf Centre December Festival Hurdle.

Sub dominates December heat
Tue, 30 Dec, 2008 - 07:51

Sublimity will attempt to regain his Champion Hurdle crown at Cheltenham on top of his game after providing rookie trainer Robbie Hennessy with a first win in the Leopardstown Golf Centre December Festival Hurdle.

The hero of 2007 is now the general 10-1 second favourite behind Binocular for the Smurfit Kappa-sponsored contest on March 10 after his success under Philip Carberry.

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