Lossiemouth is seeking her third successive win at the Cheltenham Festival
Lossiemouth could run in the Mares' Hurdle rather than the Champion Hurdle at next week's Cheltenham Festival , with her owner stating that a decision has yet to be made.
Willie Mullins has stated time and time again that there has been a two-year plan to run in this year's Champion Hurdle, the feature race on the opening day of the meeting. He said at the Sun's Cheltenham preview night in partnership with the Tote: “She had a horrible fall at Leopardstown. I talked to Willie last night and we will decide which race she runs in at the weekend.”
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