Mag stays at home as 5 go for Christmas Hrd Vroum Vroum Mag was a surprise omission from the final declarations for the 32Red Christmas Hurdle at Kempton. Only five horses are now set to line up for the Grade One prize after the mare was withdrawn by trainer Willie Mullins. Vroum Vroum Mag is now likely to take up one of three possible engagements over Christmas at Leopardstown. She is entered i n the Squared Financial Christmas Hurdle, the Lexus Chase and the Ryanair Hurdle. "All is fine with her and I think she's probably going to run in Leopardstown," said Mullins's son, Patrick. "It's probably a bit up in the air which race she'll run in at this stage. They've all got another bit of work to do so we'll see where we are early next week. "Willie just decided he'd keep her at home this Christmas." Topping the quintet is the Alan King-trained Yanworth, who is dropping back down to two miles after making a winning reappearance over two and a half miles at Ascot last month. Yanworth's owner JP McManus is also represented by My Tent Or Yours, who took this prize in 2013. The Nicky Henderson-trained 10-year-old was runner-up to The New One in the International Hurdle at Cheltenham on his latest start. The New One, whose novice chasing career has been put on hold by trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies, will bid to make it third-time lucky in this race having taken second in 2013 and 2015. Dan Skelton's Ch'Tibello, who had My Tent Or Yours back in second place when successful at Haydock, is also in the line-up. The Richard Harper-trained Gray Wolf River completes the field.
