Chacun Pour Soi and Altior on course for Queen Mother showdown
Defending champion Politologue and Nube Negra also set for Wednesday cracker.
Red-hot favourite Chacun Pour Soi and dual winner Altior are among 11 confirmations for the Betway Queen Mother Champion Chase. Chacun Pour Soi was well-fancied to provide Willie Mullins with an elusive first victory in the feature event on day two of the Cheltenham Festival last season, only to be withdrawn on the morning of the race after suffering a setback. Having won each of his three starts since – most recently dominating his rivals in the Dublin Chase at Leopardstown last month – the nine-year-old is all the rage to set the record straight 12 months on. Mullins has also left in recent Grade Two winner Cilaos Emery.
The Nicky Henderson-trained Altior, winner of the Champion Chase in 2018 and 2019, also missed out last season due to injury. However, at the age of 11, he will return to the Cotswolds with something to prove after a lethargic display on his only previous start this season in the Desert Orchid Chase at Kempton. Henderson has raised the possibility of Altior being fitted with cheekpieces for the first time to aid his bid to become only the second horse to win three Champion Chases, after Badsworth Boy in the 1980s. Dan Skelton has been making positive noises about Nube Negra, who inflicted that shock defeat on Altior at Kempton.
Nube Negra beats Altior to win the Ladbrokes Desert Orchid Chase
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