Lee has grounds for optimism in Bet365 Gold Cup

There are several important reasons for Le Beau Bai to head to Sandown with a decent chance in today’s Bet365 Gold Cup.

Sat, 28 Apr, 2012 - 01:00

Colin Wilson

The first is the weather, as it is unusual for the nine-year-old to encounter his preferred conditions in the depths of winter rather than at the end of May.

The second concerns his owners, the Glass Half Full syndicate.

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