Demon could race at Punchestown

Racing Demon could try to make amends for a disappointing Cheltenham performance at next month’s Punchestown Festival.

Demon could race at Punchestown
Mon, 20 Mar, 2006 - 15:21

Racing Demon could try to make amends for a disappointing Cheltenham performance at next month’s Punchestown Festival.

The six-year-old was sent off favourite for the Arkle Challenge Trophy but he eventually finished seventh, some 18 lengths behind winner Voy Por Ustedes.

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