Saint Are going chasing

Grade One Aintree staying novice hurdle winner Saint Are is set to go novice chasing next season.

Saint Are going chasing
Sun, 08 May, 2011 - 13:35

Grade One Aintree staying novice hurdle winner Saint Are is set to go novice chasing next season.

Trainer Tim Vaughan has put a line through his disappointing effort at Punchestown on Wednesday and believes the five-year-old has a big future over fences.

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