Willie Mullins hits out over omitted fences

Chacun Pour Soi won the Paddy's Rewards Club Chase under Paul Townend on Sunday. Willie Mullins was pleased with his horse's performance. He was frustrated that the final fence was omitted. He believes that horses have been jumping fences for years in sunlight and it's ridiculous that it is an issue now. It's like Flat racing with a couple of fences thrown in the middle. it was Willie's fourth win in this race. The trainer believes it should be a safe game. and not dangerous. for horses.

Chacun Pour Soi won the Hilly Way Chase. It was his sixth start for Willie Mullins. He was an eleventh-hour withdrawal in March due to a foot problem. The trainer is planning to take him to the Dublin Racing Festival. Sponsors Betway cut Chac un pour soi's odds for the Champion Chase to 7-4. He is now 11-10 after Altior misfired at Kempton. Caroline Norris is critical of trainers' training methods. She thinks it is unfair on punters and the horses. Chun pour Sois is a good jumper. His trainer believes he can win the race.

Betway Queen Mother Champion Chase is 11-10 Chacun Pour Soi, 11.2 Politologue, 11 Altior, 14 Nube Negra, 16 bar.

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