Pentland Hills can be high flyer in Champion Hurdle

Pentland Hills can put himself back in the limelight by winning the Unibet Champion Hurdle on day one of the Cheltenham Festival.
Pentland Hills can be high flyer in Champion Hurdle
Mon, 09 Mar, 2020 - 06:00
David Clough

The Willie Mullins string make their return to the stables after exercising on the gallops at Cheltenham yesterday. Picture: Alan Crowhurst/Getty
The Willie Mullins string make their return to the stables after exercising on the gallops at Cheltenham yesterday. Picture: Alan Crowhurst/Getty

Pentland Hills can put himself back in the limelight by winning the Unibet Champion Hurdle on day one of the Cheltenham Festival.

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