Hobbs 'very happy' with Menorah

Philip Hobbs is delighted with the current well-being of his big Stan James Champion Hurdle hope Menorah.

Hobbs 'very happy' with Menorah
Thu, 03 Mar, 2011 - 11:59

Philip Hobbs is delighted with the current well-being of his big Stan James Champion Hurdle hope Menorah.

Last year’s Supreme Novices’ Hurdle winner is second-favourite for the two-mile championship behind Binocular, and enjoyed a spin at Exeter earlier in the week.

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