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Twiston-Davies father/son inform at Punchestown

Sat 2nd May 2009, 14:46

The Cox's Cash and Carry Champion Hunters Chase was won by the Nigel Twiston-Davies owned and trained Baby Run and was ridden by Sam Twiston-Davies the trainer's son.

Winning trainer Twiston-Davies said afterwards, "That was absolutely smashing, that's Sam's 3rd winner on the track and he has had 4 point to point winners. This race was always the plan after he ran at Cheltenham, the prize money is just so good in comparison to Hunter Chases in England, I own the horse and I need the money. The horse will run in the Horse and Hound Cup at Stratford next."

Cox's Cash & Carry Champion Hunters S'ch €30,000.00 3m 1f

1st

4/1

Tote €4.80 €1.40

2nd

0.5L

Agus A Vic (IRE)

2/1Fav

€1.10

3rd

2L

Whyso Mayo (IRE)

10/1

€2.80

4th

5L

6/1

€2.10

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