Stand going for Gold

Take The Stand has emerged from his luckless run at Lingfield on Saturday with no ill effects and will now head straight for the totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup on March 17.

Stand going for Gold
Mon, 20 Feb, 2006 - 14:05

Take The Stand has emerged from his luckless run at Lingfield on Saturday with no ill effects and will now head straight for the totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup on March 17.

Peter Bowen’s 10-year-old unseated Tony Dobbin at the fifth fence in the Ascot totesport Chase and continued to run loose for the remainder of the race.

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