Williams sets out Peter Marsh aim for Royal Pagaille
Kempton winner raised 16lb for his Christmas success.
Impressive Kempton winner Royale Pagaille is likely to head for the Peter Marsh Chase at Haydock next. The Venetia Williams-trained novice is now rated 156 after the handicapper took retrospective action following his Christmas victory over Cap Du Nord. Owned by Rich Ricci, he also holds an entry in Doncaster’s Sky Bet Chase but he will head to Merseyside on January 23, all being well. “The handicapper has gone and popped him up another 2lb after (third-placed) Double Shuffle’s victory (last Saturday), which I thought was a bit punchy as he would have probably been beaten had the other horse jumped the last better,” said Williams.Royale Pagaille finishes strongly to claim the Ladbrokes Committed To Safer Gambling Handicap Chase!
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Royale Pagaille takes the @Ladbrokes Committed To Safer Gambling Handicap Chase under @AidanColeman for Venetia Williams pic.twitter.com/38P9QDtkiN
— Kempton Park Racecourse (@kemptonparkrace) December 27, 2020
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