Rivals battle for World Hurdle favouritism

Baracouda, Rhinestone Cowboy and No Refuge are all vying for Ladbrokes World Hurdle favouritism after Inglis Drever became the latest big name to be sidelined through injury.

Rivals battle for World Hurdle favouritism
Wed, 04 Jan, 2006 - 08:32

Baracouda, Rhinestone Cowboy and No Refuge are all vying for Ladbrokes World Hurdle favouritism after Inglis Drever became the latest big name to be sidelined through injury.

He joins other leading Cheltenham Festival candidates Harchibald and Kicking King in suffering a setback in the new year.

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