All eyes on returning Chacun Pour Soi at Cork
‘Hopefully all roads lead to the Champion Chase at Cheltenham in March’.
Chacun Pour Soi begins a campaign connections hope will culminate with a belated tilt at the Queen Mother Champion Chase in Sunday’s Kerry Group Hilly Way Chase at Cork. The Willie Mullins-trained eight-year-old was considered Ireland’s leading hope for last season’s Champion Chase after beating esteemed stable companion Min at the Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown in February. However, while the French import travelled to Cheltenham, he had to be withdrawn on the morning of the race due to a stone bruise, while the coronavirus outbreak prevented him bidding for compensation at either Aintree or Punchestown.🏇 Chacun is firmly on the Champion Chase trail!
🥊 Chacun Pour Soi lands the knockout blow over the gallant Min to capture the G1 Ladbrokes Dublin Chase! 👀 Altior vs Defi Du Seuil vs Chacun Pour Soi – Champion Chase, Wednesday, March 11@LeopardstownRC @WillieMullinsNH #DRF pic.twitter.com/Plp3lyTTNj— Racing TV (@RacingTV) February 1, 2020
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