Aidan Coleman: 'You have to be on the ball every day, not just Saturdays and festivals'

Aidan Coleman has carved out a solid career since moving to England from Cork over a decade ago but it wasn’t until Paisley Park won the JLT Hurdle last December that he finally joined the Grade One club. Now the 30-year-old is hoping the Stayers’ Hurdle favourite can double his tally of Cheltenham Festival successes later this week

Aidan Coleman: 'You have to be on the ball every day, not just Saturdays and festivals'

Aidan Coleman has carved out a solid career since moving to England from Cork over a decade ago but it wasn’t until Paisley Park won the JLT Hurdle last December that he finally joined the Grade One club. Now the 30-year-old is hoping the Stayers’ Hurdle favourite can double his tally of Cheltenham Festival successes later this week, writes Darren Norris

Aidan Coleman is keeping busy 13 days ahead of a date with destiny.

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