Attrition going for famous double

Mouse Morris is cautiously optimistic about Cheltenham Gold Cup winner War Of Attrition’s chances of more glory at Punchestown tomorrow.

Tue, 25 Apr, 2006 - 15:40

Mouse Morris is cautiously optimistic about Cheltenham Gold Cup winner War Of Attrition’s chances of more glory at Punchestown tomorrow.

The seven-year-old will line up against six rivals in the Guinness Gold Cup as he looks to replicate Kicking King’s achievement of winning both races last year.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Punchestown Place: County Tipperary Place: Aintree Person: Mouse Morris Person: Kicking King Person: Morris Person: Beef Or Salmon Person: Cloy Event: Cheltenham Gold Cup Event: Guinness Gold Cup Event: Gold Cup Event: Melling Chase Organisation: Cheltenham Organisation: War Of Attrition

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