Chacun Pour Soi impresses with Leopardstown verdict
Favourite prevails with minimal fuss in Grade One feature.
Chacun Pour Soi produced a dominant display to rout his rivals in the Paddy’s Rewards Club Chase at Leopardstown. Odds-on backers had their fingers burnt when the Willie Mullins-trained eight-year-old was beaten by A Plus Tard in the same race last season, but he bounced back to get the better of stable companion Min over the course and distance at the Dublin Racing Festival back in February. He was then a late withdrawal from the Queen Mother Champion Chase at the Cheltenham Festival in March after suffering a stone bruise on the morning of the race. But having made a smooth return in the Hilly Way Chase at Cork three weeks ago, Chacun Pour Soi was a 4-7 shot to follow up in the feature event on day two of Leopardstown’s Christmas Festival – and ultimately got the job done with relative ease.Chacun Pour Soi
🏇 Six runs for @WillieMullinsNH 🥇 Five wins🏆 Paddy’s Rewards Club Chase🏆 Dublin Chase🏆 Ryanair Novice Chase🏆 Hilly Way Chase⭐️ SuperstarAll class from Chacun Pour Soi who wins a third Grade One @LeopardstownRC @PTownend pic.twitter.com/BUIdNFElBX — Racing TV (@RacingTV) December 27, 2020
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