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Noel Meade's Go Native Update
15/12/09

Go Native
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Noel Meade, trainer of 2009 WBX.COM Fighting Fifth Hurdle winner Go Native, has been signed up by www.wbxtriplecrown.com to provide regular exclusive updates on the wellbeing of his stable star and preparations for the second leg of the £1 million WBX Hurdling Triple Crown at Kempton on Boxing Day.

In his first exclusive article Meade reveals “All has been ok since Newcastle with Go Native and although he has not worked too hard he has done everything which has been asked of him and he has done it very well. Davy Condon will ride him again at Kempton and I expect him to be saddled by Paul Carberry as he was ahead of the Fighting Fifth.”

As well documenting plans ahead of the race at the Sunbury track Meade also took time to reflect on Go Native’s success at Newcastle.

“When a horse wins at 25/1 there is always a danger that they don’t receive the credit they deserve for the victory. I think the price was down to his defeat by Colm Murphy’s mare, Voler La Vedette, but we should never have run at Down Royal where the ground was completely against us.”

www.wbxtriplecrown.com contains a wealth of information and is packed with features relating to both the WBX.COM Fighting Fifth Hurdle and the WBX Hurdling Triple Crown.

World Bet Exchange also offers two markets relating to the WBX Hurdling Triple Crown: “Will The First 2 Legs Be Won?” and “Will It Be Won?”

Go Native is currently 2.84 to back that he supplements his victory in the WBX.COM Fighting Fifth Hurdle with a win at Kempton on Boxing Day in the Christmas Hurdle.

Looking further ahead, Go Native is 24/1 to back to become the first winner of the WBX Hurdling Triple Crown.