Goldrun up for the cup

Alexander Goldrun’s team believe they have their star mare in the sort of form that saw her lift the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Cup two years ago.

Wed, 06 Dec, 2006 - 07:55

Alexander Goldrun’s team believe they have their star mare in the sort of form that saw her lift the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Cup two years ago.

Jim Bolger has sent the five-year-old back to the Far East for a third attempt at the Group One on Sunday, with excuses given for her eighth in the race last year.

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