Coulton's chance to atone
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Your support makes all the difference.Coulton, seventh when favourite for last weekend's Mackeson Gold Cup, has been entered for Tuesday's Peterborough Chase at Huntingdon. The race was re-opened as there were only three original entries, two of which were Travado and Martha's Son.
"Coulton's absolutely bouncing," Sherwood said. "We can find nothing wrong with him."
One that will not be taking part is Deep Sensation, who is injured. Josh Gifford, the trainer of the 1993 Queen Mother Champion Chase winner, is awaiting the result of scans that will determine how long the gelding will be out of action.
Missing from next week's Hennessy Gold Cup will be the Francois Doumen- trained pair of Algan and Val D'Alene, who go for a race at Auteuil instead.
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