Scott exploring Aintree possibility for Dashel Drasher
Ground will dictate whether Ascot winner has another run this season.
Jeremy Scott is looking to run Dashel Drasher at Aintree, in either the Melling Chase or the Betway Bowl, but only if the ground is suitable. Should conditions be too fast then the Somerset handler would put the Betfair Ascot Chase winner away until next season. Dashel Drasher was a late withdrawal from the Ryanair Chase at Cheltenham because the ground had dried out too much. The eight-year-old has been a revelation this campaign winning his last three starts, culminating in Grade One company in February. “I think he’ll have an entry at Aintree, but again if the weather doesn’t look right and the ground isn’t right he wouldn’t run. But he’s very well. He’s all ready to go,” said Scott.Brilliantly likeable horse! Dashel Drasher wins the Grade 1 @BetfairRacing @Ascot Chase for @HolworthyFarm and @mattgr1ff1ths pic.twitter.com/YoXZDGw99M
— At The Races (@AtTheRaces) February 20, 2021
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