Voy Por '80-20' to take Lexus chance

Voy Por Ustedes is poised to try and provide Robert Ogden with a second consecutive success in the Lexus Chase at Leopardstown on Monday week.

Voy Por '80-20' to take Lexus chance
Sun, 20 Dec, 2009 - 13:33

Voy Por Ustedes is poised to try and provide Robert Ogden with a second consecutive success in the Lexus Chase at Leopardstown on Monday week.

The ill-fated Exotic Dancer struck in the Dublin suburbs for the Yorkshireman 12 months ago and connections are favouring giving the Alan King-trained Voy Por Ustedes his second outing of the season in the three-mile highlight.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: LeopardstownPlace: DublinPlace: CheltenhamPlace: AscotPlace: SeaPlace: Co TipperaryPerson: PorPerson: Robert OgdenPerson: Alan KingPerson: OgdenPerson: Barry SimpsonPerson: LexusPerson: VoyPerson: UstedesPerson: SimpsonPerson: Edward O’GradyPerson: O’GradyPerson: CheltenhamPerson: DenmanEvent: Lexus ChaseEvent: KautoEvent: William Hill King George VI ChaseEvent: New Year’s DayEvent: Cheltenham FestivalEvent: Ryanair ChaseEvent: Cotswold ChaseEvent: Paddy Power Dial-A-Bet ChaseEvent: Paddy Power Gold CupOrganisation: LexusOrganisation: Voy Por UstedesOrganisation: Voy PorOrganisation: StarOrganisation: The RacesOrganisation: Ryanair
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