Racing: Equiname in Murphy's

Thursday 04 November 1999 00:02 GMT

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CALL EQUINAME, the Queen Mother Champion Chase winner, will carry top weight in the Murphy's Gold Cup Handicap Chase at Cheltenham a week on Saturday.

Paul Nicholls, his trainer, has ensured Call Equiname carries no more than 11st 10lb by craftily entering See More Business, the Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, who heads the weights on 12st, but will not run. See More Business is also top weight for the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup Handicap Chase at Newbury on 27 November.

HENNESSY COGNAC GOLD CUP Tote: 8-1 Majadou, 9-1 Stormyfairweather, 10- 1 Ever Blessed, 12-1 Hanakham, Marlborough, Rince Ri, Spendid, Young Kenny, 14-1 Fiddling The Facts, Macgeorge, Step On Eyre, 16-1 others.

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