Flyer primed for Punchestown

MOSCOW FLYER remains on course to complete his Cheltenham Festival build-up in the Tied Cottage Chase at Punchestown later this month.

Flyer primed for Punchestown
Tue, 18 Jan, 2005 - 00:00
Tom Peacock

The 11-year-old was forced to miss an intended engagement at Leopardstown over Christmas as he was suffering from a cold.

Mrs Harrington reports him to be over that setback and she wants to give Moscow Flyer one more run before sending him for the Queen Mother Champion Chase at the Festival on March 16.

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