All systems go for Go Native

Noel Meade believes a faster gallop will suit Go Native down to the ground in the williamhill.com Christmas Hurdle at Kempton on St Stephen's Day.

Fri, 18 Dec, 2009 - 15:02

Noel Meade believes a faster gallop will suit Go Native down to the ground in the williamhill.com Christmas Hurdle at Kempton on St Stephen's Day.

Last season’s Supreme Novices’ Hurdle winner shocked a few people when landing the first leg of the WBX.COM Triple Crown in the Fighting Fifth Hurdle at Newcastle.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Kempton Place: Newcastle Place: England Person: Noel Meade Person: Meade Person: Go Native Event: Christmas Hurdle Event: Stephen's Day Event: St Stephen's Day Event: Triple Crown Organisation: Fighting Fifth Hurdle Organisation: Binocular Organisation: STARLUCK

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