Brave Inca’s trainer has smart mare on his hands.
IMPERVIOUS BATTLED TO a well-earned success in the Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase, as Colm Murphy returned to the Cheltenham winner’s circle and Cork jockey Brian Hayes enjoyed his first winner at the festival.The JP McManus-owned seven-year-old found herself locked in a race for the line with Willie Mullins’ Allegorie De Vassy.
“To be stood here again is one of the reasons I came back , this is why we all do it. I’m just fortunate enough to have another really good one. “I actually don’t know if she’ll run again this season. I’d say we’ll get her home, give her a few entries and take it from there.💚💛 Impervious - all heart to win the @paddypower Mares' Chase to provide Brian Hayes with a first #CheltenhamFestival victory⭐️ she sees off Allegorie De Vassy for Colm Murphy & JP McManus pic.twitter.
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