Dream double for Dougie

Dougie Costello enjoyed a red-letter day at Cheltenham with a 28-1 double at the home of National Hunt racing today.

Dream double for Dougie
Sat, 13 Nov, 2010 - 18:50

Dougie Costello enjoyed a red-letter day at Cheltenham with a 28-1 double at the home of National Hunt racing today.

Irishman Costello has been plying his trade on the northern scene for some years now, but only notched his first winner at the highest level in April when Wayward Prince took the Sefton Novices' Hurdle.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: CheltenhamPlace: Cheltenham General HospitalPlace: ChepstowPerson: Dougie Dougie CostelloPerson: Dougie CostelloPerson: CostelloPerson: Wayward PrincePerson: Ian Williams'Person: BeshabarPerson: Christian WilliamsPerson: Balthazar KingPerson: RichardPerson: JohnsonPerson: WilliamsPerson: PrincePerson: Paddy PowerPerson: Neil MulhollandPerson: NeilPerson: MulhollandPerson: Sam WinnerPerson: Paul NichollsPerson: Noel FehilyPerson: Jennie CandlishPerson: Cross KennonPerson: Alan O'KeeffePerson: CandlishPerson: Alan KingPerson: Crystal RockEvent: National HuntEvent: National Hunt racingEvent: Sefton Novices' HurdleEvent: RSA ChaseEvent: Midnight ChaseEvent: Morson Group Handicap ChaseEvent: Triumph Hurdle TrialOrganisation: Ultima
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