Going set to be soft for Stan James King George VI Chase

Kempton clerk of the course Brian Clifford is anticipating ground on the softer side for tomorrow's Stan James King George VI Chase.

Tue, 25 Dec, 2007 - 16:58

Kempton clerk of the course Brian Clifford is anticipating ground on the softer side for tomorrow's Stan James King George VI Chase.

The Sunbury track saw some rain overnight and more is forecast ahead of the Boxing Day highlight, which is due to feature Kauto Star's bid for back-to-back victories under Ruby Walsh.

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