Paul Nicholls Cheltenham Festival Contenders 2020

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Kauto Star, Denman, Master Minded, Dodging Bullets, Zarkandar, Big Buck’s – the list of Paul Nicholls-trained Cheltenham stars is endless. Now the champion trainer is set for another big Festival, led by the likes of Clan Des Obeaux, Solo and Frodon head another strong team as Nicholls looks for more Cheltenham glory.

Watch as Sky Sports Racing’s Luke Harvey visited his Ditcheat yard ahead of the 2020 Cheltenham Festival, the greatest show on turf!

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Luke Harvey interviews one of National Hunt racing’s most decorated trainers ahead of the 2020 Cheltenham Festival.

The trianer has saddled some of the biggest and best horses at the Festival in recent years, including the impressive Gold Cup pair of Kauto Star and Denman.


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