O'Dwyer ready to go to War

Conor O’Dwyer insists he would not swap War Of Attrition for any other runner in the totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup.

O'Dwyer ready to go to War
Thu, 16 Mar, 2006 - 12:01

Conor O’Dwyer insists he would not swap War Of Attrition for any other runner in the totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup.

O’Dwyer knows what it takes to win the biggest prize in steeplechasing after lifting the Gold Cup with Imperial Call in 1996, and believes the Mouse Morris-trained seven-year-old has ticks in all the right boxes.

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