Star De Mohaison fine after Cheltenham eclipse

Star De Mohaison is firmly on course to return to fences after pleasing connections on his comeback outing over hurdles at Cheltenham.

Wed, 02 Jan, 2008 - 13:03

Star De Mohaison is firmly on course to return to fences after pleasing connections on his comeback outing over hurdles at Cheltenham.

The Letheby & Christopher Chase at Cheltenham, the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup at Leopardstown and Newbury’s Aon Chase are under consideration for the 2006 Royal & SunAlliance Chase winner, trained by Paul Nicholls.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Cheltenham Place: Leopardstown Place: Newbury Place: Hills Of Aran Person: Star De Mohaison Person: Paul Nicholls Person: Kauto Star Person: Denman Person: Barry Simpson Person: Robert Ogden Event: Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup Event: Aon Chase Event: 2006 Royal & SunAlliance Chase Event: Cheltenham Gold Cup Organisation: Letheby

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