Nicholls struggling to split Clan Des Obeaux and Cyrname in King George

Clan Des Obeaux has won the last two renewals of the Kempton Park showpiece
Nicholls struggling to split Clan Des Obeaux and Cyrname in King George

Trainer Paul Nichollswith Clan Des Obeaux earlier this year. Picture: Alex Davidson/Getty Images

Fri, 25 Dec, 2020 - 19:00
Ashley Iveson

Paul Nicholls expects Clan Des Obeaux and Cyrname to serve up a treat in the Ladbrokes King George VI Chase.

Clan Des Obeaux has won the last two renewals of the Kempton Park showpiece, and had esteemed stablemate Cyrname some 21 lengths behind 12 months ago.

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