Snowden eyes Sandown with Ga Law
Grade One Henry VIII next for exciting novice.
Ga Law will head for a Grade One assignment at Sandown next month following his facile victory at Wincanton. Trainer Jamie Snowden believes the four-year-old is ready to try his hand at the top level in the Racing TV Henry VIII Novices’ Chase, after he took his unbeaten record over fences to three with a 22-length romp in the Grade Two ‘Rising Stars’ Novices’ Chase on Saturday. “He’s come out of the race really well and is bouncing away,” said Snowden.Ga Law – a serious talent
🏇 Three runs over fences🥇 Three wins🏆 Grade Two Rising Stars Novices’ Chase A smart performance from Ga Law who remains unbeaten over the larger obstacles for @jamiesnowden & @Dazjacob10 with success in the Rising Stars at @wincantonraces pic.twitter.com/2UwB7AQIgc— Racing TV (@RacingTV) November 7, 2020
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