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Nolan records double

Sun 15th Feb 2009, 15:34

Trainer Paul Nolan recorded a double when See U Bob landed The Leopardstown.com Handicap Hurdle under conditional rider Alain Cawley.

Nolan remarked afterwards, "That was nice, thought he'd win easier before the last but he didn't jump it very quick. The ground is Yielding to Soft out there and it kind of helped us, he just ran very flat the last day. As regards plans he's entered in the County Hurdle at Cheltenham so we'll see what weight he gets or he may go to Fairyhouse over the Easter."

Leopardstown.com H'cap H'dle (Rated 0-140) €25,000.00 2m

1st

See U Bob (IRE)

12/1

Tote €14.40 €2.60

2nd

hd

Flag Of Honour (IRE)

10/1

€3.70

3rd

shd

7/1

€2.30

3rd

Dht

Alexander Severus (IRE)

9/1

bf

shd

4/1Fav

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Paul Nolan Alain Cawley

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