Voy Team Relishing Magic Rematch

Connections of Voy Por Ustedes hope to take on Twist Magic again in the Queen Mother Champion Chase at the Cheltenham Festival.

The six-year-old, trained by Alan King, finished second in the Tingle Creek Chase for the second year running when beaten three lengths by Paul Nicholls' charge in the Sandown feature.

Voy Por Ustedes is now a best-priced 4-1 to land back-to-back victories in the Champion Chase, with Twist Magic promoted to market leader at around 2-1.

'I've watched the race a couple of times since and there's nothing we would have done differently,' said Barry Simpson, racing manager to owner Sir Robert Ogden.

'He's run a good race but he's been beaten by a better horse on the day.

'He's come out of the race well and runs next in the Desert Orchid Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day.

'The aim has always been the Queen Mother Champion Chase. Had he finished first or last that would not have changed.

'We've got three lengths to make up on the winner (Twist Magic). That's the difference between one good jump and a bad one.

'Our horse likes Cheltenham and the winner has fallen there so we'll see.

'The campaign has been mapped out for him ? the only thing we had to do differently was to miss the Haldon Gold Cup at Exeter and go instead to Cheltenham for a handicap.'

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