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Full of hope Bristol De Mai can be the Kempton king for all the team
Bristol De Mai has been tremendously well at home since his Haydock winCredit: Edward Whitaker
The 32Red King George VI Chase (3.05) at Kempton is always a fantastic race. I’m not taking part in it this year, but will have a lot of fun watching.
Obviously I’ll be hoping Bristol De Mai, so impressive at Haydock in the Grade 1 Betfair Chase, can make it three wins from three starts this season for Dad and all the team at Grange Hill Farm.
He goes there in really good nick and, while he does have questions to answer, I'm more than hopeful he'll prove up to the task.
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