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By Betsy Parker Rappahannock Nows Staff Writer
One of the meet prestigious prizes in American jump racing, the International Gold Cup is up for grabs Saturday The priceless gold cup — first contested over brush in Tennessee in 1930 — plus the winners share of a $50,000 purse is on die line Oct. 18 at Great Meadow.
An eye-popping line-up was listed at nomination stage. (Entries were not complete at press time.)
Heading the list is Bubble Economy winner of the Virginia Gold Cup in May over the same course. Though the Virginia Gold Cup is four miles to the International’s 3 1/2, Bubble Economy has been effective from two miles (when winning over hurdles) to 4, and is eminently rateable, according to trainer Jack Fisher, so distance is little factor to the 2004 national
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