The battle for the title of the British coaches between Dan Skelton and Willie Mullins will go on the last day of the jumping season in Sandown on Saturday.
English coach Skelton had paved the way for a large part of the one -year season and had more than 1 million pounds sterling in the championship – which is based on prices won – before the Grand National on April 5.
But Mullins, the first Irish coach to win The British title For 70 years in 2024, five of the first seven of the Big Aintree Race, including a one-two-three, To reduce the deficit by £ 860,000.
Skelton should hold a narrow advance before the final meeting of Sandown, where the results of the big races are likely to decide on the result.
Looking for his first title, he was £ 24,289 at the front after the race on Wednesday, but Mullins remains most likely to win due to his Saturday hand on Saturday, with 10 of the 20 runners declared in the BET365 Gold Cup where £ 175,000 are offered.
The winner of last year, Minella Cocooner and Grand National Grangeclare West, are in the Mullins team, while Skelton Saddles Hoe Joly Smoke.
The two coaches have runners in the pursuit of the celebration, although the hot favorite jonbon is formed by Nicky Henderson.
Jockey Nico de Boinville is injured after a fall and will be replaced by Mark Walsh on Jonbon.
The race will start 30 minutes earlier than expected to ensure that ITV viewers can see the last six races on the map, with the last at 4:45 pm BST, and there will be updates on BBC Radio 5 Live.
