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Archives|FORT DALLAS WON BY CHESTERBROOK; Veteran Gelding Takes Miami Feature by Half a Length From Finn Lag.

Le Breuil wins under Jamie Codd by half a length from Discorama in arguably the best race of the day.

FORT DALLAS WON BY CHESTERBROOK; Veteran Gelding Takes Miami Feature by Half a Length From Finn Lag.

Candy Spots, one of the three, who was the last to leave the gate, won by half a length from Never Bend, the favorite.

Ryan Moore switched right for a clear run and the 9-4 favourite got home by half a length from Kingsgate Native, who was also second 12 months ago.

For a couple of days at this year's Cheltenham Festival, this changed, when the record-breaking trainer Nicky Henderson and his jockey Barry Geraghty had their thunder stolen by the help after combining to win the Ryanair Chase with Riverside Theatre, who had prevailed by half a length under a quite astonishing ride from the Irishman.

It was the colt's first appearance under colors, but he ran six furlongs down the straightaway in the remarkably fast time of 1 08-2/5 - only a fifth of a second slower than the track record - and won by half a dozen lengths from twenty-two otwo-year-olds-olds.

A worm was considered valid at a time point if it was not in contact with another animal, it was on the food lawn, and it was located at least half a worm-length from the border.

The opening race of the Festival saw Walsh romp up the hill aboard the 2-1 favourite Douvan to win the Novices Hurdle by four-and-a-half lengths from stablemate Shaneshill, with Sizing John third in an Irish clean sweep of the places.

"We had no sickness, no virus, no bad weather - it was going scarily well, and I thought coming here it was either going to be a great success or a blow-out". The opening race of the Festival saw Walsh romp up the hill aboard the 2-1 favourite Douvan to win the Novices Hurdle by four-and-a-half lengths from stablemate Shaneshill, with Sizing John third in an Irish clean sweep of the places.