Flying machine handed Ascot aim

Air Force One is set for an early clash with Joe Lively in the John Smith’s Reynoldstown Chase at Ascot on February 16.

Thu, 07 Feb, 2008 - 13:07

Air Force One is set for an early clash with Joe Lively in the John Smith’s Reynoldstown Chase at Ascot on February 16.

The two smart novice chasers are at the head of the betting for the Royal & SunAlliance Chase at the Cheltenham Festival next month but are on course to meet in the Grade Two event in Berkshire first.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Ascot Place: Prestbury Park Place: Reynoldstown Place: Cheltenham Place: Fontwell Person: Joe Lively Person: John Person: Charlie Mann Person: Mann Person: Paddy Power Event: Royal & SunAlliance Chase Event: Cheltenham Festival Event: Royal Organisation: Sunalliance Organisation: Air Force One

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