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Former Cheltenham contender ready to fulfil potential

Credit: Alan Crowhurst
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3.05 Sandown
2pts win
Cooking Fat
4.00 Ayr
1pt win
As you would expect on a weak Friday before next week's Cheltenham Festival there won't be many horses in action who have graced the big meeting before, but one who has is , who runs in the Team Ethos Handicap Hurdle (3.05) at Sandown.
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