La Bague Au Roi 26th December 2018 – Kempton – Once again she was fast and fluent over her obstacles throughout and this played a significant role in her success here. The early pace was much slower than the one set by Coneygree in the King George and , perhaps as a consequence, she took up the running at the 12th fence. She made ground on her rivals at many of her fences and also showed great resilience in the finish to battle back once headed. The probability that the runner up made his move too soon does not detract … Continued
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