Vroum & Gitane among Peterborough entries Vroum Vroum Mag could put her unbeaten six-race record for Willie Mullins on the line at Huntingdon on Sunday after she featured amongst 13 entries for the Betfred Peterborough Chase. The six-year-old impressed on her seasonal reappearance at Clonmel earlier this month, but has yet to test her powers against her male counterparts since joining Mullins . She would likely face a thorough examination if making the trip across the Irish Sea, with last year's winner Wishfull Thinking having been confirmed by Philip Hobbs. Nicky Henderson's Simonsig and Josses Hill both have this two-and-a-half-mile Grade Two as an alternative option to the Tingle Creek at Sandown on Saturday. Paul Nicholls has entered Ptit Zig, runner-up to the Mullins-trained Vautour at Ascot a fortnight earlier, as well as Paddy Power Gold Cup third Sound Investment. Mullins has a second possible runner in Gitane Du Berlais, who was a beaten odds-on favourite at Carlisle over the weekend. Other contenders include Dynaste and Somersby - both of whom have other weekend entries - and Al Ferof, who could make his first appearance since joining Dan Skelton. Robert Walford feels he has to give Camping Ground the chance in a race of this nature due to his handicap rating. The Dorset trainer admits Camping Ground has a bit to find off a mark of 153, but the race might cut up and his horse will not be inconvenienced by the forecast soft ground. The five-year-old had decent form in his native France before making a successful British debut over fences at Warwick in February and then finishing fourth in the Imperial Cup over smaller obstacles on his only other start, back in March. "All being well, we'll run. I know it's a tough race and he's got to improve but he's in the deep end," said Walford. "He'll have top weight in a top handicap or run and be wrong at the weights in a race like this. "Who knows how many will run. The ground will probably be very soft. It was bottomless when he was fourth in the Imperial Cup. "He looks well and is going well. I'm happy with him."
