Racing: Luck on Rolling Ball

Monday 27 December 1993 00:02 GMT

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RICHARD DUNWOODY will be hoping for the same sort of luck on Rolling Ball in the King George VI Chase as he enjoyed when winning the Dennys Gold Medal Chase on Chirkpar at Leopardstown yesterday. Chirkpar, under pressure and a modest fourth at the final fence, took the race when the leader, Mubadir, fell and then obstructed the favourite, Brockley Court. The Jim Bolger-trained winner will be aimed at Cheltenham's Arkle Trophy.

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