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Trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies backs Bristol De Mai to rediscover his best form in the inaugural £150,000 Fleur De Lys Chase at Lingfield
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Trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies says he is not worried that Bristol De Mai has been pulled up on his last two starts ahead of the 11-year-old lining up in Sunday’s inaugural £150,000 Fleur De Lys Chase at Lingfield.
The grey failed to finish behind A Plus Tard in the Grade One Betfair Chase — a race he has won three times — at Haydock in November and was also pulled up when running in last season’s Grand National.
But Twiston-Davies believes the 2m 6f chase at Lingfield’s new three-day Winter Millions meeting could be made to measure for the gelding who will be ridden by son Sam in the absence of
