Walsh still wary of Long Run

RUBY WALSH believes Long Run deserves to be favourite for the Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup.

Mon, 02 Jan, 2012 - 00:00

Nick Robson

Despite Walsh getting the better of Long Run in both the Betfair Chase at Haydock and the King George at Kempton on Kauto Star this season, he feels the younger horse still has plenty going for him.

Long Run won both the King George and Gold Cup last season but Kauto Star, now 12, has gained his revenge.

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Courts Racing Place: Haydock Place: Kempton Place: Punchestown Person: Walsh Person: Ruby Walsh Person: Mikael D’Haguenet Person: John Hanlon Person: Mikael Event: Long Run Event: Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup Event: Betfair Chase Event: King George Event: Gold Cup Event: Kauto Star Event: Kauto

<p>Kizlyar and Dylan Browne McMonagle win for trainer Joseph O'Brien. Pic: Healy Racing</p>

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