BoyleSports racing ambassador Robbie Power discusses his betting tips for the Ballymore Novices' Hurdle & Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle taking place at the Cheltenham Festival.
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The Gold Cup and Grand National winning jockey spoke with Leon Blanche this week at Fairyhouse, firstly discussing all the events from the Dublin Racing Festival last weekend, as well as his best race winning tips & each-way value for the selection of races at the Cheltenham Festival.
Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle & Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle
Robbie Power believes Minella Cocooner would be more suited to the Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle than the Ballymore at this year’s Cheltenham Festival. he thinks the Willie Mullins trained star would go better over the bigger trip and is also looking forward to seeing Journey With Me. Have a watch, below!
He said: “Minella Cocooner is more likely to go for the Albert Bartlett. He made all the running at Leopardstown in the Dublin Racing Festival and is a strong running horse and he just maintained that relentless gallop. I think he would be vulnerable in the Ballymore from what I saw at Leopardstown and should take his chance in the Albert Bartlett.
“I think Journey With Me will run at Naas this Saturday and that will be interesting. If he wins on Saturday, then he will go very close to going favourite for the Ballymore. I think we learnt more about the Albert Bartlett from the Novice Hurdle at the Dublin Racing Festival.
LATEST ODDS ON BALLYMORE NOVICES' HURDLE ARE HERE
"Minella Crooner for Gordon Elliott is going to be a big player in the Albert Bartlett. He looked like he got done two out and was staying on strongly at the line, so I think he has an each-way chance.
“I’m looking forward to seeing Journey With Me whose form in his maiden hurdle win couldn’t have worked out any better with Kilcruit winning since and Minella Crooner, who was second to him that day as well, so that form is looking very strong.”
Fancy some betting tips for the 2022 Cheltenham Festival? Check out all the links below!
Cheltenham Stayers' Hurdle
Ryanair Chase
Champion Bumper
Champion Chase
Arkle Chase
Supreme Novices' Hurdle
Ballymore Novices' Hurdle
Festival Novices' Chase
*Prices correct at time of publication. Subject to fluctuation.
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WHEN IS THE CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL?
The Cheltenham Festival begins on Tuesday, 15th March 2022 & finishes on the Friday, 18th March.
WHAT TV CHANNEL IS THE CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL ON?
The action will be shown live on ITV.
Every race from the festival will be shown live on subscription channel Racing TV.
BET ON BOYLESPORTS' CURRENT OFFERS AND PROMOTIONS HERE.
Remember, always gamble responsibly. Here's our Safer Gambling Guide.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR ROBBIE POWER
Robbie 'Puppy' Power is BoyleSports' Racing Ambassador and a successful National Hunt jockey with a number wins and achievements under his belt.
These include the English Grand National at Aintree, the Gold Cup at Cheltenham and the BoyleSports Irish Grand National.
CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL MARKETS ARE ON BOYLESPORTS.COM
The Gold Cup and Grand National winning jockey spoke with Leon Blanche this week at Fairyhouse, firstly discussing all the events from the Dublin Racing Festival last weekend, as well as his best race winning tips & each-way value for the selection of races at the Cheltenham Festival.
Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle & Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle
Robbie Power believes Minella Cocooner would be more suited to the Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle than the Ballymore at this year’s Cheltenham Festival. he thinks the Willie Mullins trained star would go better over the bigger trip and is also looking forward to seeing Journey With Me. Have a watch, below!
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He said: “Minella Cocooner is more likely to go for the Albert Bartlett. He made all the running at Leopardstown in the Dublin Racing Festival and is a strong running horse and he just maintained that relentless gallop. I think he would be vulnerable in the Ballymore from what I saw at Leopardstown and should take his chance in the Albert Bartlett.
“I think Journey With Me will run at Naas this Saturday and that will be interesting. If he wins on Saturday, then he will go very close to going favourite for the Ballymore. I think we learnt more about the Albert Bartlett from the Novice Hurdle at the Dublin Racing Festival.
LATEST ODDS ON BALLYMORE NOVICES' HURDLE ARE HERE
"Minella Crooner for Gordon Elliott is going to be a big player in the Albert Bartlett. He looked like he got done two out and was staying on strongly at the line, so I think he has an each-way chance.
“I’m looking forward to seeing Journey With Me whose form in his maiden hurdle win couldn’t have worked out any better with Kilcruit winning since and Minella Crooner, who was second to him that day as well, so that form is looking very strong.”
Fancy some betting tips for the 2022 Cheltenham Festival? Check out all the links below!
Cheltenham Stayers' Hurdle
Ryanair Chase
Champion Bumper
Champion Chase
Arkle Chase
Supreme Novices' Hurdle
Ballymore Novices' Hurdle
Festival Novices' Chase
*Prices correct at time of publication. Subject to fluctuation.
EXTRA PLACES EVERY DAY WITH BOYLESPORTS ON SELECTED RACES
WHEN IS THE CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL?
The Cheltenham Festival begins on Tuesday, 15th March 2022 & finishes on the Friday, 18th March.
WHAT TV CHANNEL IS THE CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL ON?
The action will be shown live on ITV.
Every race from the festival will be shown live on subscription channel Racing TV.
BET ON BOYLESPORTS' CURRENT OFFERS AND PROMOTIONS HERE.
Remember, always gamble responsibly. Here's our Safer Gambling Guide.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR ROBBIE POWER
Robbie 'Puppy' Power is BoyleSports' Racing Ambassador and a successful National Hunt jockey with a number wins and achievements under his belt.
These include the English Grand National at Aintree, the Gold Cup at Cheltenham and the BoyleSports Irish Grand National.