Walsh felt Fly 'lacked finish'

Jockey Ruby Walsh felt Hurricane Fly lacked his renowned finishing kick in his failed defence of the Stan James Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham yesterday.

Walsh felt Fly 'lacked finish'
Wed, 12 Mar, 2014 - 11:55

Jockey Ruby Walsh felt Hurricane Fly lacked his renowned finishing kick in his failed defence of the Stan James Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham yesterday.

The 19-times Grade One winner, trained by Willie Mullins, could only finish fourth behind compatriot Jezki, beaten five lengths.

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