Monet's heads Ascot seven

Monet’s Garden will face just six rivals as he bids to get his season back on track in tomorrow’s Commercial First Ascot Chase.

Monet's heads Ascot seven
Fri, 16 Feb, 2007 - 10:19

Monet’s Garden will face just six rivals as he bids to get his season back on track in tomorrow’s Commercial First Ascot Chase.

Nicky Richards’ charge was a hugely disappointing sixth in the King George VI Chase on his last outing after opening his campaign with a convincing win at Carlisle.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: CarlislePlace: Fota IslandPlace: Central HousePlace: BerkshirePlace: GowranPlace: CheltenhamPerson: MonetPerson: Nicky Richards’Person: Mouse MorrisPerson: Dessie Hughes’Person: Paul NichollsPerson: David PipePerson: Noel ChanceEvent: Commercial First Ascot ChaseEvent: King George VI ChaseEvent: Cheltenham FestivalEvent: Queen Mother Champion ChaseEvent: Red Mills ChaseOrganisation: Monet’s GardenOrganisation: Vodka BleuOrganisation: River City
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