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CHELTENHAM 14:50

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14:50 Thursday 16 March 2023

RYANAIR CHASE (Festival Trophy) (Grade 1) (1)

Distance : 2m 4f 127y (New)
Prize : £211,012 Age : 5yo+ Race Type : Chase Going : Gd/Sft
Race Type : Chase
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Pos Pos Btn Horse Name Horse Name TFR Tfig Jockey Age Wgt ISP ISP BSP Hi/Lo
Pedigree Jockey & Trainer Trainer (Equip) (OR) (Place) BSP
1 1 Rachael Blackmore silk 3. ENVOI ALLEN (FR) 3. ENVOI ALLEN (FR) -46 <
162+
-3 > 160 Rachael Blackmore 9 11-10 13/27.5 13/27.5
Rachael Blackmore silk bg MUHTATHIR - REACTION (FR) SAINT DES SAINTS (FR) J: Rachael Blackmore
T: Henry de Bromhead, Ireland
Age: 9 Wgt: 11-10 Eq: (t)
Henry de Bromhead, Ireland (t)
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had been freshened up since his flop in the King George and put up a near top-class effort to complete a full house of Festival wins, adding this chasing success to victories in the Champion Bumper and Baring Bingham, unlike the runner-up near faultless on the way around, travelling powerfully in touch, quickly recovering from a stumble 3 out, clearly going best when produced at the next, going on soon after that fence and driven clear on the flat; in this form, there are surely more top-level chases to be won with him, either kept to this trip or back around 3m.
in touch, jumped well, stumbled 3 out, led soon after next, drew clear flat, ridden out
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2 2 Nico de Boinville silk 9. SHISHKIN (IRE) 9. SHISHKIN (IRE) +17 <
159+
+8 > 157 Nico de Boinville 9 11-10 1/12f 1/12f
Nico de Boinville silk bg SHOLOKHOV (IRE) - LABARYNTH (IRE) EXIT TO NOWHERE (USA) J: Nico de Boinville
T: Nicky Henderson
Age: 9 Wgt: 11-10 Eq: (t)
Nicky Henderson (t)
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still possesses the tremendous ability that made him so hard to beat in the first couple of chapters of his career but the problems he's had since defeat at this meeting last year mean that getting it out of him isn't as straightforward as it once was, running some way below the form that had seen him win the Ascot Chase, with as much going wrong for him here - mostly self induced, it should be said - as had gone right that day; the early stages were reminiscent of last season's Champion Chase, as he needed shaking along off the pace early, though he was going better by the time he produced his first lunge to the left at the fourth, repeating that trick at the seventh but in touch soon after, still going well enough when hitting 4 out but losing all impetus with a terrible blunder at the next, the damage well and truly done by the time he rallied into second in the final 50 yds, again edging left as he did so; this strong finish leaves little doubt that he'll be suited by 3m, making the Bowl at Aintree an obvious target for redemption, the ability still there to run away with a race like that, though his exploits over the last year mean he now comes with caveats attached.
off pace, jumped left 4th, not fluent 6th, jumped left 7th, in touch circuit out, hit 4 out, bad mistake next, headway when hung left before last, kept on well flat, went 2nd final 50 yds
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3 3 Harry Cobden silk nk 7. HITMAN (FR) 7. HITMAN (FR) -13 <
158
-71 > 156 Harry Cobden 7 11-10 22/123 22/123
Harry Cobden silk bg FALCO (USA) - TERCAH GIRL (FR) MARTALINE J: Harry Cobden
T: Paul Nicholls
Age: 7 Wgt: 11-10 Eq: (s+t)
Paul Nicholls (s+t)
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ran a fine race on his first visit to Cheltenham, perhaps sharpened up by first-time cheekpieces and needing no excuses; in touch, mistake fifth, hit eleventh, effort after 2 out, went second last, kept on, lost second final 50 yds; he was second in the Melling Chase last season, though it'll probably have to be a weakish Grade 1 that he manages to win.
in touch, mistake 5th, hit 11th, effort after 2 out, went 2nd last, kept on, lost 2nd final 50 yds
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4 4 D. J. O'Keeffe silk 4. FRENCH DYNAMITE (FR) 4. FRENCH DYNAMITE (FR) -5 <
155+
-24 > 153 D. J. O'Keeffe 8 11-10 28/129 28/129
D. J. O'Keeffe silk bg KENTUCKY DYNAMITE (USA) - MATNIE (FR) LAVERON J: D. J. O'Keeffe
T: M. F. Morris, Ireland
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-10 Eq: (s+t)
M. F. Morris, Ireland (s+t)
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ran a cracker faced with a stiffish task, holding his own until just before the last; prominent, travelled well, mistake sixth, led briefly early in straight, one paced.
prominent, mistake 6th, led briefly straight, one paced
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5 5 Jonathan Burke silk 6. GA LAW (FR) 6. GA LAW (FR) 0 <
151?
> 149 Jonathan Burke 7 11-10 40/141 40/141
Jonathan Burke silk bg SINNDAR (IRE) - LAW (FR) LUTE ANTIQUE (FR) J: Jonathan Burke
T: Jamie Snowden
Age: 7 Wgt: 11-10
Jamie Snowden
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ran creditably in the end but seemed to get run off his feet stepping out of handicaps and into a Grade 1, doing his best work only as the race was as good as over, shaping as if ready to go straight back to 3m; in rear, not fluent fourth, shaken up twelfth, still plenty to do home turn, mistake 2 out, stayed on.
rear, not fluent 4th, shaken up 12th, still off pace home turn, mistake 2 out, stayed on
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6 6 Davy Russell silk nk 5. FURY ROAD (IRE) 5. FURY ROAD (IRE) +9 <
150?
> 148 Davy Russell 9 11-10 10/111 10/111
Davy Russell silk bg STOWAWAY - MOLLY DUFFY (IRE) OSCAR (IRE) J: Davy Russell
T: Gordon Elliott, Ireland
Age: 9 Wgt: 11-10 Eq: (s+t)
Gordon Elliott, Ireland (s+t)
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failed to repeat his last effort, found wanting for gears back down in trip; mid-division, off pace eleventh, pushed along 5 out, no chance straight, stayed on flat.
mid-division, off pace 11th, pushed along 5 out, no chance straight, stayed on flat
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7 7 M. P. Walsh silk 7 8. JANIDIL (FR) 8. JANIDIL (FR) +14 <
142
+21 > 140 M. P. Walsh 9 11-10 7/18 7/18
M. P. Walsh silk bg INDIAN DAFFODIL (IRE) - JANIDOUCE (FR) KALDOUNEVEES (FR) J: M. P. Walsh
T: W. P. Mullins, Ireland
Age: 9 Wgt: 11-10
W. P. Mullins, Ireland
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was below form, not jumping well enough to stand any chance of repeating last season's second in this race; held up, mistake second, hampered fourth, seventh, clouted eighth, pushed along from twelfth, weakened 2 out.
held up, mistake 2nd, hampered 4th, 7th, bad mistake 8th, pushed along from 12th, weakened 2 out
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8 8 P. Townend silk ¾ 1. BLUE LORD (FR) 1. BLUE LORD (FR) +13 <
141+
+22 > 139 P. Townend 8 11-10 11/26.5 11/26.5
P. Townend silk bg BLUE BRESIL (FR) - LORETTE (FR) CACHET NOIR (USA) J: P. Townend
T: W. P. Mullins, Ireland
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-10 Eq: (t)
W. P. Mullins, Ireland (t)
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had got this trip in a slowly-run 4-runner race at Clonmel but left the impression he didn't stay off a truer pace at a stiffer track; mid-division, took strong hold, off pace fourth, headway after 3 out, effort next, weakened before last.
mid-division, off pace 4th, headway after 3 out, effort next, weakened before last
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9 9 D. E. Mullins silk 11 2. CHACUN POUR SOI (FR) 2. CHACUN POUR SOI (FR) +15 <
128
+26 > 126 D. E. Mullins 11 11-10 40/141 40/141
D. E. Mullins silk bg POLICY MAKER (IRE) - KRUSCYNA (FR) ULTIMATELY LUCKY (IRE) J: D. E. Mullins
T: W. P. Mullins, Ireland
Age: 11 Wgt: 11-10
W. P. Mullins, Ireland
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again found lack of stamina a problem but, more to the point, isn't the force of old; made running, mistake twelfth, headed before 2 out, weakened.
led, mistake 12th, headed before 2 out, weakened
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All 9 ran. Fences: 17.

Winning Owner: Cheveley Park Stud

Time: 5m 12.8s Closing Sectional: (3.84f): 57.3s (101.9%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 113%, Betfair SP 100.4%

Shishkin was a form standout bidding for Festival win no. 3 but an error-strewn round of jumping saw him give best to Envoi Allen, who was himself scoring at this fixture for the third time, the proximity of the third, fourth and fifth, potential improvers though they were, suggesting the form is that of a standard edition of a race that had seen exceptional performances from the absent Allaho - in the same ownership as the winner - in the previous 2 seasons; the pace was by no means steady but most were still in contention turning for home.

ENVOI ALLEN (FR) had been freshened up since his flop in the King George and put up a near top-class effort to complete a full house of Festival wins, adding this chasing success to victories in the Champion Bumper and Baring Bingham, unlike the runner-up near faultless on the way around, travelling powerfully in touch, quickly recovering from a stumble 3 out, clearly going best when produced at the next, going on soon after that fence and driven clear on the flat; in this form, there are surely more top-level chases to be won with him, either kept to this trip or back around 3m.

SHISHKIN (IRE) still possesses the tremendous ability that made him so hard to beat in the first couple of chapters of his career but the problems he's had since defeat at this meeting last year mean that getting it out of him isn't as straightforward as it once was, running some way below the form that had seen him win the Ascot Chase, with as much going wrong for him here - mostly self induced, it should be said - as had gone right that day; the early stages were reminiscent of last season's Champion Chase, as he needed shaking along off the pace early, though he was going better by the time he produced his first lunge to the left at the fourth, repeating that trick at the seventh but in touch soon after, still going well enough when hitting 4 out but losing all impetus with a terrible blunder at the next, the damage well and truly done by the time he rallied into second in the final 50 yds, again edging left as he did so; this strong finish leaves little doubt that he'll be suited by 3m, making the Bowl at Aintree an obvious target for redemption, the ability still there to run away with a race like that, though his exploits over the last year mean he now comes with caveats attached.

HITMAN (FR) ran a fine race on his first visit to Cheltenham, perhaps sharpened up by first-time cheekpieces and needing no excuses; in touch, mistake fifth, hit eleventh, effort after 2 out, went second last, kept on, lost second final 50 yds; he was second in the Melling Chase last season, though it'll probably have to be a weakish Grade 1 that he manages to win.

FRENCH DYNAMITE (FR) ran a cracker faced with a stiffish task, holding his own until just before the last; prominent, travelled well, mistake sixth, led briefly early in straight, one paced.

GA LAW (FR) ran creditably in the end but seemed to get run off his feet stepping out of handicaps and into a Grade 1, doing his best work only as the race was as good as over, shaping as if ready to go straight back to 3m; in rear, not fluent fourth, shaken up twelfth, still plenty to do home turn, mistake 2 out, stayed on.

FURY ROAD (IRE) failed to repeat his last effort, found wanting for gears back down in trip; mid-division, off pace eleventh, pushed along 5 out, no chance straight, stayed on flat.

JANIDIL (FR) was below form, not jumping well enough to stand any chance of repeating last season's second in this race; held up, mistake second, hampered fourth, seventh, clouted eighth, pushed along from twelfth, weakened 2 out.

BLUE LORD (FR) had got this trip in a slowly-run 4-runner race at Clonmel but left the impression he didn't stay off a truer pace at a stiffer track; mid-division, took strong hold, off pace fourth, headway after 3 out, effort next, weakened before last.

CHACUN POUR SOI (FR) again found lack of stamina a problem but, more to the point, isn't the force of old; made running, mistake twelfth, headed before 2 out, weakened.