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BOXING Day plays host to a betting bonanza in racing – and nothing comes bigger than the King George at Kempton.
Won last year by shock 28-1 outsider Tornado Flyer, this year’s renewal looks like it is shaping up to be a cracker.
Here, Sun Racing brings you all the latest runners and odds ahead of the biggest domestic race before Cheltenham.
King George ante-post (odds correct at time of writing)
11-8 Allaho
(Willie Mullins)
9-4 Bravemansgame
(Paul Nicholls)
8-1 L’Homme Presse
(Venetia Williams)
12-1 Galopin Des Champs
(Willie Mullins)
14-1 Envoi Allen
(Henry de Bromhead)
16-1 Protektorat
(Dan Skelton)
20-1 Hitman
(Paul Nicholls)
20-1 Royale Pagaille
(Venetia Williams)
20-1 Tornado Flyer
(Willie Mullins
25-1 Frodon
(Paul Nicholls)
33-1 bar
King George tips
Templegate and Sun Racing columnist Matt Chapman will bring you their big picks for the big race before the odd.
King George news
Envoi Allen’s surprise win in the Grade 1 Ladbrokes Champion Chase on November 5 did two things.
One, it announced him back on the top table of horses and Cheltenham Festival contenders.
Two, it threw open the options for where he could run.
Punters have been quick to react to his Down Royal victory, where he beat the likes of Galvin, Kemboy and Conflated.
But his place in the line-up might depend on where Ryanair hero Allaho goes.
Trainer Willie Mullins has indicated the King George ‘will be his early-season’ aim but that could depend on whether or not he runs in the Clonmel Oil Chase on November 17.
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