McCoy untroubled by small field

Tony McCoy is not worried about the lack of numbers for Brave Inca as he attempts to win the ACC Bank Champion Hurdle for the second successive year at Punchestown tomorrow.

Thu, 27 Apr, 2006 - 15:59

Tony McCoy is not worried about the lack of numbers for Brave Inca as he attempts to win the ACC Bank Champion Hurdle for the second successive year at Punchestown tomorrow.

A maximum field of five could go to post which would be the same number Colm Murphy’s charge beat when getting home by a head from Harchibald 12 months ago.

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