Wins provide Pipe with welcome headache

Torphichen and Ronaldo Des Mottes entered David Pipe's Cheltenham Festival calculations with encouraging wins at Sandown today.

Wins provide Pipe with welcome headache
Fri, 13 Feb, 2009 - 18:32

Torphichen and Ronaldo Des Mottes entered David Pipe's Cheltenham Festival calculations with encouraging wins at Sandown today.

The trainer was not forthcoming about specific targets but confirmed both of the four-year-olds to be bound for Gloucestershire in March.

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