Flooring Porter on course for Christmas Hurdle repeat at Leopardstown

It doesn't look like it will be a white Christmas, but it could well end up being a profitable one for Gavin Cromwell and the trainer has lifted the lid on his running plans for the festive period, headed by Stayers’ Hurdle hero Flooring Porter.
As far as reappearance runs go, Flooring Porter's seasonal debut effort at Navan was an unsatisfactory one, with Cromwell’s stable star crashing to the turf two out when travelling best.
That fall has not dented confidence in Flooring Porter, however, with Cromwell revealing his dual Grade 1 winner seems to have been sparked into life ahead of his bid for back-to-back Christmas Hurdle wins at Leopardstown on December 28.
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