Lostintranslation seeking to regain the winning thread on Ascot return
Grade One winner out to snap lengthy losing run.
Lostintranslation bids to get his career back on track in the Chanelle Pharma 1965 Chase at Ascot on Saturday – two years on from his biggest success. It was on November 23, 2019, Lostintranslation won the Betfair Chase at Haydock. That looked like being the first of many more Grade One triumphs but, surprisingly, he has not won since. He has been restricted to just six races since then, the best being a third place in the 2020 Cheltenham Gold Cup. But connections feel the nine-year-old is back to something near his best. “He seems in lovely form at home after that little away day (at Newbury on Tuesday), so it looks a nice place to start back with him,” said Joe Tizzard, assistant to his father, Colin.The top-class Tizzard duo @NewburyRacing
Lostintranslation (near side) with Copperhead ?? pic.twitter.com/D2njp5rYOo — Great British Racing (@GBRacing) November 16, 2021
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