Cuchulains Son to atone

CUCHULAINS SON, disappointing at Punchestown, appears to have found his level in the Treacy’s Pharmacy Hurdle at Ballinrobe tonight and gets the nap.

Cuchulains Son to atone
Tue, 04 May, 2010 - 01:00
Pat Keane

He ran prominently for much of the journey then, but wasn't going to be

involved when falling at the final flight in a contest won by Our Gar.

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