Dysios to take his chance in the Dan Moore Dysios is on course to take his chance in the Bar One Racing Dan Moore Memorial Handicap Chase at Fairyhouse on Sunday. After blowing away the cobwebs with a run on the Flat at Navan in early October, Denis Cullen's charge finished fourth in a well-contested handicap chase at Cork in November. The nine-year-old returned to Leopardstown over the festive period in a bid to win St Stephen's Day's two-mile-one-furlong handicap chase for the second successive year, but had to make do with the runner-up spot behind Jim Culloty's Lake Takapuna. Cullen said: "Dysios is in very good form and he will go for the Dan Moore at Fairyhouse on Sunday. "Hopefully Denis O'Regan will ride him again, he was on him the last day, but we'll have a look closer the time to see who is available." The Cullen-trained A Great View is also set to return to action this weekend. Twice a winner over hurdles, the six-year-old has come up short so far over fences in races won by the top-class pair Min and Yorkhill. "A Great View is in good form. He will probably get an entry in a two-mile-one beginners at the weekend before he goes the handicap route," said Cullen. "The beginners chases are very strong at this time of the year with all the top novice hurdlers going over fences. "He has been giving a good account of himself, though, and if he can do something similar again I'll be very happy."
