Buveur D’Air to miss Champion Hurdle
Dual winner will head instead to Aintree.
Nicky Henderson has announced that his dual Champion Hurdle winner Buveur D’Air will not bid to regain his crown next week. Buveur D’Air, successful in the Cheltenham Festival showpiece in 2017 and 2018, will instead head for the Aintree Hurdle over two and a half miles next month. The 10-year-old, owned by JP McManus, returned from a 420-day injury lay-off when second of three in the The New One Unibet Hurdle at Haydock in January.Having discussed plans with JP over the weekend we have decided that Buveur D’Air will NOT run @CheltenhamRaces and instead will wait for @AintreeRaces
The extra distance will suit him well. He and Epatante are in very good form and we are very much looking forward to next week — Nicky Henderson (@sevenbarrows) March 8, 2021
He has remained in the Champion Hurdle reckoning, after his trainer voiced satisfaction with his well-being following that comeback. However, on Monday evening, Henderson posted on his official Twitter account: “Having discussed plans with JP over the weekend, we have decided that Buveur D’Air will NOT run @CheltenhamRaces and instead will wait for @AintreeRaces “The extra distance will suit him well. He and Epatante are in very good form, and we are very much looking forward to next week.”
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