The 10 chasers to follow

This time last year Coneygree was an unknown novice chaser at a small yard. Now he is the defending Gold Cup hero. 
The 10 chasers to follow
Sat, 31 Oct, 2015 - 00:00
Colin Greaves

The steeplechasing season is always like this, unexpected fairy stories from left field combining with the expected brilliance of established champions. At the true cusp of the season, here is a mix and match of ten chasers that it could pay to follow.

1: Minella Rocco, Trainer: JJ O’Neill

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