Nicholls and Fehily partnership strikes again

The flowering partnership between Paul Nicholls and Noel Fehily continued apace at Cheltenham when Sam Winner (4-1) ran out an easy victor of the JCB Triumph Hurdle Trial, the first race on Paddy Power Gold Cup day.

Nicholls and Fehily partnership strikes again
Sat, 13 Nov, 2010 - 18:56

The flowering partnership between Paul Nicholls and Noel Fehily continued apace at Cheltenham when Sam Winner (4-1) ran out an easy victor of the JCB Triumph Hurdle Trial, the first race on Paddy Power Gold Cup day.

Fehily has so far been the main beneficiary of Ruby Walsh's broken leg, and was again seen to good effect on a Ditcheat inmate.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: CheltenhamPlace: FrancePlace: ChepstowPlace: HuntingdonPlace: Balthazar KingPerson: NichollsPerson: FehilyPerson: Paul NichollsPerson: Noel FehilyPerson: Sam WinnerPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: Titan De SartiPerson: Paddy PowerPerson: Wayward PrincePerson: Ian Williams'Person: Dougie CostelloPerson: Balthazar KingPerson: Gordon ElliottPerson: BeshabarPerson: William HillPerson: WilliamsPerson: DougiePerson: CostelloPerson: RichardPerson: JohnsonPerson: Christian WilliamsPerson: Neil MulhollandPerson: juniorPerson: CrackerPerson: MulhollandEvent: JCB Triumph Hurdle TrialEvent: Paddy Power Gold Cup dayEvent: ChaseEvent: RSA ChaseEvent: Morson Group Handicap ChaseOrganisation: TriumphOrganisation: JCBOrganisation: IT Solutions Novices'Organisation: BlueseaOrganisation: mfl
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