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Faugheen fit and ready for action in the Morgiana Hurdle
Faugheen returns to two miles in the Morgiana HurdleCredit: Patrick McCann (racingpost.com/photos)
It's that time of year again – mid-November and the jumps season is on in earnest with many of the game's big names starting out on the road towards the glittering prizes that lie ahead.
We have Grade 1 action at Punchestown on Sunday when the Unibet Morgiana Hurdle (2.15) tops the bill and and we're well represented at the home of Irish jump racing over the weekend.
The Morgiana is a race that has been good for us over the years and Faugheen, who won impressively a year ago, is back and ready to start another campaign.
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