Eustace team leaning towards Champion Hurdle

Hardy Eustace is likely to stick to two miles and tackle the ACCBank Champion Hurdle at Punchestown this week.

Sun, 22 Apr, 2007 - 12:47

Hardy Eustace is likely to stick to two miles and tackle the ACCBank Champion Hurdle at Punchestown this week.

The Dessie Hughes-trained 10-year-old also has the option of the three-mile Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa Champion Stayers’ Hurdle, in which old adversary Brave Inca will test his stamina.

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