Pipe keen to go to the well again

David Pipe is hoping the thaw sets in before Ascot’s big meeting on January 23.

Tue, 05 Jan, 2010 - 13:02

David Pipe is hoping the thaw sets in before Ascot’s big meeting on January 23.

The Nicholashayne trainer has pencilled in Well Chief for the £105,000 Victor Chandler Clarence House Chase and Lough Derg for the Montpellier Holloways Hurdle.

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