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Bristol De Mai faces seven rivals as the popular grey bids to emulate Kauto Star by winning the Betfair Chase for the fourth time.
Nigel Twiston-Davies’ charge loves it round Haydock having come out on top in 2017, 2018 and 2020 but it’s Cheltenham Gold Cup second A Plus Tard who heads Paddy’s betting market.
The eight runners and riders are set to go to post at 3pm on Saturday, November 20. A 3m 1½f slog round the Merseyside tracks awaits, although unseasonably dry weather means the going is likely to be Good to Soft.
You’ll find all the key information about the Betfair Chase 2021 including the runners and riders below.
A Plus Tard (Rachael Blackmore) Bristol De Mai (Daryl Jacob) Chatham Street Lad (Sean Quinlan) Clondaw Castle (Jonathan Burke) Imperial Aura (David Bass) Next Destination (Harry Cobden) Royal Pagaille (Charlie Deutsch) Waiting Patiently (Brian Hughes)
The Betfair Chase 2021 is the feature on the seven-race card at Haydock. You’ll find everything you need to know about the day’s contests by visiting our terrific Racecards feature.
Uncle Paddy’s put some money in the meter to give you access to live streams from across the tracks in the UK and Ireland, which means you can watch the Betfair Chase 2021 on paddypower.com or on the Paddy Power app for FREE. You have to log in to your Paddy Power account but, here’s the good bit, you don’t have to place a bet to catch the action.
Alternatively, you can watch the Betfair Chase 2021 on ITV as part of ITV Racing’s live coverage, sponsored by Paddy Power. They’ll be showing four races from Haydock and three from Ascot from 1.30pm on a bumper day of National Hunt racing.
Betfair Chase 2021 runners and riders, Haydock racecard & how to watch
Bristol De Mai's going for the Betfair Chase quadruple.
By PP Staff / Horse Racing News / 6 months ago
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*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change
Bristol De Mai faces seven rivals as the popular grey bids to emulate Kauto Star by winning the Betfair Chase for the fourth time.
Nigel Twiston-Davies’ charge loves it round Haydock having come out on top in 2017, 2018 and 2020 but it’s Cheltenham Gold Cup second A Plus Tard who heads Paddy’s betting market.
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The eight runners and riders are set to go to post at 3pm on Saturday, November 20. A 3m 1½f slog round the Merseyside tracks awaits, although unseasonably dry weather means the going is likely to be Good to Soft.
You’ll find all the key information about the Betfair Chase 2021 including the runners and riders below.
Betfair Chase 2021 Runners and Riders
A Plus Tard (Rachael Blackmore)
Bristol De Mai (Daryl Jacob)
Chatham Street Lad (Sean Quinlan)
Clondaw Castle (Jonathan Burke)
Imperial Aura (David Bass)
Next Destination (Harry Cobden)
Royal Pagaille (Charlie Deutsch)
Waiting Patiently (Brian Hughes)
Haydock Racecard
The Betfair Chase 2021 is the feature on the seven-race card at Haydock. You’ll find everything you need to know about the day’s contests by visiting our terrific Racecards feature.
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2:25: Betfair Exchange Stayers’ Handicap Hurdle (Grade 3)
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3:35: My Odds Boost On Betfair Handicap Chase
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How to watch the Betfair Chase 2021
Uncle Paddy’s put some money in the meter to give you access to live streams from across the tracks in the UK and Ireland, which means you can watch the Betfair Chase 2021 on paddypower.com or on the Paddy Power app for FREE. You have to log in to your Paddy Power account but, here’s the good bit, you don’t have to place a bet to catch the action.
Alternatively, you can watch the Betfair Chase 2021 on ITV as part of ITV Racing’s live coverage, sponsored by Paddy Power. They’ll be showing four races from Haydock and three from Ascot from 1.30pm on a bumper day of National Hunt racing.
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