Bromley reveals Top Notch plans
Racing manager Anthony Bromley says the Peterborough Chase or King George could be options for Top Notch.
The Nicky Henderson-trained gelding is first being aimed in the Christy 1965 Chase at Ascot on November 24 but, all going well, a feature race at Kempton is on the cards.Bromley has now opened up on the plans for Top Notch and the 32Red King George VI Chase at Kempton is a goal, while December’s Peterborough Chase at Huntingdon is another option.
He said: ‘It would be nice to build him up to winning another Grade One chase, as he won three Grade Two races last season.
‘I think he will have a similar path to last season.
He might get a prep run at Aintree in the hurdle he ran in last season.
‘That’s what we were thinking of doing if the ground is safe, which would be a nice pipe-opener over two and a half and then go for the 1965 Chase at Ascot which he won last year. That would be his first target.
‘Then it is a choice of whether he goes for the Peterborough Chase or King George after that, but we have to see how the Ascot race goes.’
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