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Moore the merrier as Botox Has joins stablemate Goshen on the Triumph trail
Gary Moore, who already has the favourite for the JCB Triumph Hurdle in recent Sandown scorer Goshen, looks to have another candidate for the juvenile championship in March after Botox Has advertised his claims with a five-length success in the 2m1f hurdle for three-year-olds.
While Goshen is a top-price 10-1 for the Triumph, Botox Has now ranges between 16-1 and 33-1 for the same race, although Moore was reluctant to put them in pecking order, insisting both were good horses in their own right.
"There was no pace in the race so he had to make his own running," said Moore. "To win by five lengths having only had a length lead at the last shows he's an out and out galloper and I think he's a better horse coming off a fast pace."
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