War Of Attrition on course to reappear at Punchestown

CHELTENHAM Gold Cup hero War Of Attrition is on schedule to run at Punchestown next month.
War Of Attrition on course to reappear at Punchestown
Fri, 24 Mar, 2006 - 00:00
Pat Keane

Speaking at Clonmel yesterday his trainer, Mouse Morris, said: “The plan is to go to Punchestown for the Kerrygold Chase, as long as the ground is safe.”

The son of Presenting produced a tremendous display of jumping and staying power, under Conor O’Dwyer, at Prestbury Park to beat compatriots Hedgehunter and Forget The Past.

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