Kingscliff to advertise Gold Cup claims

“Faugh-A-Ballagh”

Kingscliff to advertise Gold Cup claims
Fri, 12 Dec, 2003 - 00:00

There is no doubt last season’s Foxhunter Chase winner looked something special when turning a handicap chase at Ascot into a procession three weeks ago.

His 17-length verdict over Horus barely told half the story as the six-year-old and his jockey Andrew Thornton almost parted company after the third fence when a rein broke.

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