Vautour good to go at Ascot

Willie Mullins has confirmed Vautour is likely to travel to Ascot to make his seasonal reappearance in Saturday’s Stella Artois 1965 Chase.
Vautour good to go at Ascot
Thu, 19 Nov, 2015 - 00:00
Ashley Iveson

The six-year-old won at the Cheltenham Festival for the second successive year with a mesmerising performance in the JLT Novices’ Chase in March and heads ante-post lists for both the King George VI Chase at Kempton and the Cheltenham Gold Cup.

“Vautour will probably run at Ascot on Saturday. He’s working well and is in good form,” said Mullins.

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RacingPlace: AscotPlace: KemptonPlace: AintreePlace: HaydockPlace: BerkshirePlace: BetfairPlace: NewburyPlace: ClonmelPerson: VautourPerson: Willie MullinsPerson: MullinsPerson: O’Faolains BoyPerson: Rebecca CurtisPerson: CurtisPerson: HaydockPerson: David BridgwaterPerson: BridgwaterPerson: Don PoliPerson: GoonyellaPerson: HeathfieldPerson: Sandra HughesPerson: ThunderPerson: RosesPerson: BecherPerson: Paul NichollsEvent: Cheltenham FestivalEvent: JLT Novices’ ChaseEvent: King George VI ChaseEvent: Cheltenham Gold CupEvent: RSA ChaseEvent: Mildmay Novices’ ChaseEvent: Betfair ChaseEvent: Hennessy Gold CupEvent: Betfred Becher ChaseEvent: Grand NationalOrganisation: The Giant BolsterOrganisation: Hennessy
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