Diamond Harry camp look to the future

Devon handler Nick Williams believes Diamond Harry ran up to his very best at the Cheltenham Festival – despite losing his unbeaten record in the Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle.

Diamond Harry camp look to the future

Devon handler Nick Williams believes Diamond Harry ran up to his very best at the Cheltenham Festival – despite losing his unbeaten record in the Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle.

The Grade One-winning novice hurdler hit the front two out under Timmy Murphy but had no answer to Mikael D’Haguenet’s turn of foot in the straight and lost second to Karabak inside the final furlong.

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