Six take on King at Punchestown

Cheltenham Gold Cup hero Kicking King will face six rivals in the Daily Star Chase at Punchestown tomorrow.

Six take on King at Punchestown
Wed, 19 Oct, 2005 - 14:26

Cheltenham Gold Cup hero Kicking King will face six rivals in the Daily Star Chase at Punchestown tomorrow.

Tom Taaffe’s seven-year-old will start the defence of his Festival crown in the Listed event over two miles and six furlongs.

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