My Tent Or Yours and Barry Geraghty claim victory. Adam Davy
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MY TENT OR Yours (5/1) denied The New One (5/2) a fourth International Hurdle at Cheltenham this afternoon.
Barry Geraghty claimed his first win on the Nicky Henderson-trained 10-year-old — edging out Sam Twiston-Davies and The New One, with 7/4 favourite Melon third.
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Runner-up in 2014, 2016 and 2017 editions of the Champion Hurdle, My Tent Or Yours was also second in this one 12 months ago.
My Tent Or Yours - a much deserved success some 1,399 days since his last win 🙌 pic.twitter.com/0c13V6Qbq9
“It’s not quite the same as in the Sprinter days, when he did his comeback, but it’s not far off it,” Henderson told the Racing Post. “Wasn’t he brave?”
It was one of the great horse races – him and The New One again – two old boys. We had the 6lb advantage because we hadn’t won a race for donkey’s years. It’s as simple as that.”
In the Gold Cup Handicap Chase, Guitar Pete (9/1) overcame second-placed Clan Des Obeaux (3/1F) and King’s Odyssey (9/1) took third.
Meanwhile, Kilbricken Storm (3/1) was first home in the Novices’ Hurdle ahead of Count Meribel (7/4F) and Equus Secretus (9/4).
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So often the bridesmaid, My Tent Or Yours sees off The New One at Cheltenham
MY TENT OR Yours (5/1) denied The New One (5/2) a fourth International Hurdle at Cheltenham this afternoon.
Barry Geraghty claimed his first win on the Nicky Henderson-trained 10-year-old — edging out Sam Twiston-Davies and The New One, with 7/4 favourite Melon third.
Runner-up in 2014, 2016 and 2017 editions of the Champion Hurdle, My Tent Or Yours was also second in this one 12 months ago.
“It’s not quite the same as in the Sprinter days, when he did his comeback, but it’s not far off it,” Henderson told the Racing Post. “Wasn’t he brave?”
In the Gold Cup Handicap Chase, Guitar Pete (9/1) overcame second-placed Clan Des Obeaux (3/1F) and King’s Odyssey (9/1) took third.
Meanwhile, Kilbricken Storm (3/1) was first home in the Novices’ Hurdle ahead of Count Meribel (7/4F) and Equus Secretus (9/4).
The42 has just published its first book, Behind The Lines, a collection of some of the year’s best sports stories. Pick up your copy in Eason’s, or order it here today (€10):
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Cheltenham My Tent or Yours Nicky Henderson Racing The New One well deserved