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Irish Daily Star

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November 19, 2025

PAUL NICHOLLS has always thought highly of HENRI THE SECOND (1.51) and he can further improve the trainer's remarkable strike rate at Hexham today in the Weatherbys ‘Chasing Excellence’ Beginners’ Chase.

- by JASON HEAVEY

HOORAY HEAVEY

The former champion (below) has only sent five runners on the near 700-mile round trip to the picturesque northeast venue from his Ditcheat base, but four of them have won.

Henri The Second was talked of in glowing terms by Harry Cobden when he ploughed through heavy ground at Sandown last December and was favourite for a big handicap at the same track in February when beaten into second.

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