Super Fly back at Punchestown

Hurricane Fly and Solwhit feature among a final field of just four runners in the Dobbins & Madigans at Punchestown Hurdle on Sunday.

Super Fly back at Punchestown
Fri, 13 Nov, 2009 - 10:40

Hurricane Fly and Solwhit feature among a final field of just four runners in the Dobbins & Madigans at Punchestown Hurdle on Sunday.

Hurricane Fly swept all before him during his novice campaign, rounding off the season with a hugely impressive display at the Punchestown Festival.

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