Voy Por Ustedes, the winner of last year’s Arkle Trophy, will race in the William Hill Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown on December 2nd. The colt will not run before then as part of a light campaign aimed to the Queen Mother Championship Chase.

“Voy Por is in good form. He's only a five-year-old and he's not going to have such a hard season this time,” racing manager Barry Simpson said. “He is a horse that comes to hand fairly soon and I think the Tingle Creek will probably be his first race of the season.”

In April, the five-year-old lost his unbeaten record over fences to Foreman at Aintree. “I think that the Aintree race was an excellent race as there were some very good horses in there. Foreman had just got a little bit more experience than we had and was ridden with slightly different tactics than the time before,” Simpson explained.