Sendell reassures Kingscliff supporters

Kingscliff’s owner Arnie Sendell insists the gelding is in top trim ahead of a possible crack at the Peter Marsh Chase on Saturday.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2006 - 15:35

Kingscliff’s owner Arnie Sendell insists the gelding is in top trim ahead of a possible crack at the Peter Marsh Chase on Saturday.

The Betfair Chase winner has been the subject of rumours about his well-being after drifting notably on the exchanges ahead of the totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Alner Person: Sendell Person: Arnie Sendell Person: Robert Alner Person: Letheby Person: Christopher Cotswold Chase Person: Haydock Person: Rob Event: Betfair Chase Event: Cheltenham Gold Cup Organisation: Kingscliff Organisation: Cheltenham Organisation: The Races

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