The Yellow Clay leaves it late in Navan feature

Gordon Elliott's five-year-old was second in the Grade One bumper at Punchestown at the end of last season and has made a superb start to his hurdling career so far.
The Yellow Clay leaves it late in Navan feature

The Yellow Clay and Sam Ewing win for trainer Gordon Elliott. Pic: Healy Racing

Sat, 07 Dec, 2024 - 14:17
Michael Graham

Odds-on favourite The Yellow Clay snatched victory in the final strides of the Tote Navan Novice Hurdle.

Gordon Elliott's five-year-old was second in the Grade One bumper at Punchestown at the end of last season and has made a superb start to his hurdling career so far.

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