Harriet Graham looking towards Doncaster with Aye Right
Sky Bet Chase plan for Ladbrokes Trophy runner-up.
Aye Right is likely to have his next outing in the Sky Bet Chase at Doncaster on January 30. Harriet Graham’s stable star has put up three meritorious efforts this season, finishing second to subsequent Old Roan winner Nuts Well at Kelso, coming home third in the Charlie Hall and most recently putting up a career-best effort to be second in the Ladbrokes Trophy. Graham has mooted the Scottish National as an end-of-season target and with the recent cold snap holding him up slightly, an outing in Warwick’s Classic Chase has been discounted. “He’s entered in the Doncaster race at the end of the month and that would be the immediate plan,” said Graham.Cloth Cap pulls clear to win the Ladbrokes Trophy Chase!
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