Hello Neighbour to defend unbeaten record at Dublin Racing Festival

Gavin Cromwell's charge is unbeaten after two wins on the Flat and a St Stephen's Day Leopardstown success on his debut over obstacles
Hello Neighbour to defend unbeaten record at Dublin Racing Festival

HELLO VICTORY: Hello Neighbour, right, wins the Grade Two O'Driscolls Irish Whiskey Juvenile Hurdle at Leopardstown last month.  Picture Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile

Mon, 06 Jan, 2025 - 17:41
Alan Magee

Triumph Hurdle favourite Hello Neighbour is set to first bid for Grade One glory at the Dublin Racing Festival.

Gavin Cromwell's charge is unbeaten after two wins on the Flat and a St Stephen's Day Leopardstown success on his debut over obstacles.

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