Racing: Imperial still has the call

Monday 09 December 1996 00:02 GMT

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Ladbrokes have cut the Gold Cup winner Imperial Call to 3-1 from 7-2 to retain his title, despite falling in his comeback at Punchestown on Saturday. Mr Mulligan has been pushed out to 25-1 from 16-1 for the race.

Latest Gold Cup Betting

Horse William Hill Ladbrokes

Imperial Call 7-2 3-1

One Man 8-1 7-1

Rough Quest 12-1 10-1

Dorans Pride 14-1 16-1

Banjo 20-1 20-1

Coome Hill 20-1 12-1

Addington Boy 25-1 25-1

Mr Mulligan 20-1 25-1

Nahthen Lad 25-1 20-1

Suny Bay 20-1 25-1

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