P386 CEEFAX 386 Thy 23 Feb 1=:15/42 HUNTINGDON REVIEW: HILL lOME AHEAD B9/: An on-course gamble on Tamjrgali (7/1 to :/2) was woilid in zhj opening Pidley Fen Huzdli. Nigel Twiston-eavies' charge set out to make jvjry yard of the running and still had a clear lead entering the home straight. However Andy Thornton, riding Mick Channon's lome From The Hill had the leader in his sights and sztgjd to the front after the last. From this point the race was ovjz as a contest, as the leading xartnjrship xzlled 4L clear. Source:William HILL Organisation Ltd Ling Rjvw Winc Rjvw Hunt Rrs —nte-PostP386 CEEFAX 386 Thy 23 Feb 1=:1:/22 5/: HUNTJNGDON REVIEW: CHANNON TONIC With trainer Mick Channon currently recovering from an illness at home in Lambourn, assistant Ray White saddled Home From The Hill. "Where she goes from here I don't know, but this should prove a good tonic for the boss who is at home ill in bed," bjamjd White. "She's a nice filly. Wj thought the ground was against here today and she really does ojed it faster. "Wj have only got two jumpers, this one and Clifton Set, and both of them have won this season" hj added Source:William HILL Organisation Ltd Ling Rjvw Winc Rjvw Hunt Res Ante-PostP386 CEEFAX 386 Thy 23 Feb 1=:19/22 B3/: HUNTJNGDON REVIEW: FORSTER JOY A driving finrsh to the 2m4^f Euximoor Fen Chase saw the Tum Forster-trained Rectory Garden just hold the late challenges of Chichjll's Hurst and Lj Ginno. Jumping the last in the lead, it looked as if Graham McCourt's mount had the race in the bag, but tit d near the line, allowing the runnjt- up to get within ÷L. "Wj djsjrvj that run as we welt that we had the race won at Warwick last time," Forster stated. "Graham McCoutt gave Rectory Gazdjn a brilliant ride," hj added. Ling Rjvw Winc Rjvw Hunt Res —nte-PostP386 CEEFAX 386 Thy 23 Feb 1=:19/12 5/= HUNTINGDON REVIEW: WINDY BLOWS IN Philip Hide gave a top class {iding display to get Wee Windy home in the Housley Fen Handicap Hurdle. Leaving the back straight, Olivjz Brennan's What If had opened what sjemjd to bj an unassailable ÷ead over his eleven rivals, but Hide was just playing a waiting game. By the final flight Hide had his mount level with this one and slowly pulled away up the straight for a six lengths szccess. Geoff Hubbard's Pettazgh sta|jd on for the third place prize monty. Source:William HILL Organisation Ltd Ling Rjvw Winc Rjvw Hunt Res Ante-PostP386 CEEFAX 386 Thy 23 Feb 1=:17/24 B5/: HUNTJNGDON REVIEW: GIFFORD DELIGHT A delighted Josh Gifford welcomed Wee Windy back into the winner's encloszre, and said with a smelt: "He has run a grand race today and we will stay around the gaffs. "He is only moderate bzt we will go chasing next year. I was going to take him out today but Philip Hide felt hj handled the ground and the owner was keen to run here. When pressed about his Chjltenham plans, Gifford admitted that: "The problem is that all mine that are in at the Festival will need mzch better ground than this." Ling Rjvw Winc Rjvw Hunt Res —nte-PostP386 CEEFAX 386 Thy 23 Feb 1=:2x/49 BE6/: HUNTJNGDON REVIEW: SOUND DISPL—Y Sound Reveille got the better of an intriguing tussle for the Nation1l Letterbox Marketing Chase. Graham Bradley set out to make evjty yard of the running and kept enough in the locker to hold the late challenge of Northern Saddluz. The favourite, David Nicholson's Duhallow Lodge, was always at the back of the field, ÷jading the stewards to question the trainer over the horse's running. Sound Reveille is a 12/1 chance with William Hill to land The arkti Chase at the Chjltenham Festival. Ling Rjvw Winc Rjvw Hunt Rrs —nte-PostP386 CEEFAX 386 Thu 23 Feb 1=:1</26 B7/= HUNTJNGDON REVIEW: CHELTENH—M ClOICE Miriam Francomj, representing trainer Charlie Brooks, was pleased bz Sound Reveille's szccess: "It is so nice to have a horse th1t can run zp a sequence," she said. "Wj are Chjltenham bound bzt whjthjr it is the Grand annzal Chase or the Arkle, we will have to wait and see, as Chazlii will have to talk to the owners." Graham Bradley, who was riding his 34th winner of the season, added: "I was very pleased with him and hj just njedjd the run here." Ling Rjvw Winc Rjvw Hunt Res —nte-PostP386 CEEFAX 386 Thy 23 Feb 19:27/54 </: HUNTINGDON REVIEW: IN BRIEF... Celtic Barle, mentioned on the Money Talks feature on Thzrsday morning, made short work of his rivals in the Longwood Chase. Sent to the front bz Simon McNril over a mile from home, the 11-y-o really sjemjd to bj enjoying himself at his fences and came home a most convincing 10 lengths winner Major's Law went one bjttez than his second place here last time when landing the finale. John White's 6-y-o came home 1{L clear of Augzst Twelfth who nadj eye-catching late progrrss. Ling Rjvw Winc Rjvw Hunt Res —nte-PostP386 CEEFAX 386 Thu 23 Feb 1]:29/12 9/: HUNTJNGDON REVIEW: cE—T f—oCES lOME Clifton Beat undjrlinjd his Triumph Hurdle credentials with a game display in the Milcars Novices' Hurdle under Graham McCourt. Challenged bz likely Chjltenham opponent Amancio, hj szrvjvjd a mistake at the second last flight to score by 2\L. "His next run is in the Trium8h 1nd "5 then we are off to Aintree," said winning trainer Philip Hobbs. "I'vj also got Greenback and Iron Gent in the race and I'vj got a vjty nice horse from Ireland qalled Doctor Ljunt in as well," hj added. Ling Rjvw Winc Rjvw Hunt Rrs —nte-Post