Overturn bid hinges on ground

Donald McCain is keeping an eye on the ground at Punchestown ahead of Overturn’s planned run at next week’s Festival meeting.

Tue, 17 Apr, 2012 - 13:28

Donald McCain is keeping an eye on the ground at Punchestown ahead of Overturn’s planned run at next week’s Festival meeting.

The eight-year-old is primed to tackle the Grade One Rabobank Champion Hurdle on Friday week after his excellent second in the Champion at Cheltenham.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Punchestown Place: Cheltenham Place: Newcastle Person: Donald McCain Person: Dermot Weld Organisation: Overturn Organisation: Aintree Organisation: Aintree Hurdle Organisation: Thousand Stars

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