The social sharing buttons have been hidden due to cookie preferences. Please allow functional cookies for this to work.
*Odds quoted on the widget are Future Racing / Antepost prices which means that if your selection does not run in the race for whatever reason – you will lose your stake under traditional Antepost rules
Trainer Henry de Bromhead has reported the Cheveley Park-owned horse is “fit and well” after bouncing back to winning ways in a Grade 2 chase at Down Royal on his seasonal reappearance in October.
Envoi Allen is set to be joined at Punchestown by stablemate Minella Times, who won the Aintree Grand National in April. The yard could have a third runner as Fortria Chase winner Notebook also holds an entry.
Fakir D’Oudairies is rated as the principal threat to Envoi Allen by our traders, although the weather and entries for the big Christmas races could threaten his participation.
Willie Mullins has seven wins as a trainer in the John Durkan Chase, including the last three renewals with the since retired Min. The Closutton handler boasts an incredible nine entries for this year’s contest.
Allaho appears to be the yard’s leading contender and assistant trainer Patrick Mullins believes the “race would look made” for the Ryanair Chase hero.
Asterion Forlonge, a course-and-distance winner, is also prominent in our early betting along with Al Boum Photo, despite the 2m 4½f trip being on the short side for the dual Cheltenham Gold Cup scorer.
Franco De Port, Janidil, Kemboy and Melon also hold entries for Mullins as does Chacun Pour Soi, although the prolific Grade 1 winner is expected to run in the Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown on Saturday.
Gordon Elliott has three to choose from in Battleoverdoyen, Hardline and Samcro. Ex Patriot completes the 17-strong entry list and is, by some margin, the lowest-rated horse.
*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change
John Durkan Chase: Envoi Allen the favourite as Grand National hero set to run
Sunday's big race in Ireland is shaping up to be a cracker.
By Alex Harris / Horse Racing News / 8 months ago
The social sharing buttons have been hidden due to cookie preferences. Please allow functional cookies for this to work.
*Odds quoted on the widget are Future Racing / Antepost prices which means that if your selection does not run in the race for whatever reason – you will lose your stake under traditional Antepost rules
Envoi Allen heads Paddy Power’s antepost betting market for Sunday’s John Durkan Memorial Punchestown Chase.
Trainer Henry de Bromhead has reported the Cheveley Park-owned horse is “fit and well” after bouncing back to winning ways in a Grade 2 chase at Down Royal on his seasonal reappearance in October.
NEW TO PADDY POWER?
Envoi Allen is set to be joined at Punchestown by stablemate Minella Times, who won the Aintree Grand National in April. The yard could have a third runner as Fortria Chase winner Notebook also holds an entry.
Fakir D’Oudairies is rated as the principal threat to Envoi Allen by our traders, although the weather and entries for the big Christmas races could threaten his participation.
Willie Mullins has seven wins as a trainer in the John Durkan Chase, including the last three renewals with the since retired Min. The Closutton handler boasts an incredible nine entries for this year’s contest.
Allaho appears to be the yard’s leading contender and assistant trainer Patrick Mullins believes the “race would look made” for the Ryanair Chase hero.
Asterion Forlonge, a course-and-distance winner, is also prominent in our early betting along with Al Boum Photo, despite the 2m 4½f trip being on the short side for the dual Cheltenham Gold Cup scorer.
Franco De Port, Janidil, Kemboy and Melon also hold entries for Mullins as does Chacun Pour Soi, although the prolific Grade 1 winner is expected to run in the Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown on Saturday.
Gordon Elliott has three to choose from in Battleoverdoyen, Hardline and Samcro. Ex Patriot completes the 17-strong entry list and is, by some margin, the lowest-rated horse.
*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change
ANTEPOST NEWS
READ MORE
- Gallop over to Paddy Power News for all the latest racing tips
- Horse Racing tips: Mick Fitzgerald’s 10 to follow for the 2021/22 jumps season
- Horse Racing tips: Matt Chapman’s 10 to follow for the 2021/22 National Hunt season
- Cheltenham Festival: When is the 2022 Cheltenham Festival at Prestbury Park?
The latest racing odds are on PaddyPower.com nowThe Paddy Power Guide To Safer Gambling – Everything You Need To Know
What do you think?
The social sharing buttons have been hidden due to cookie preferences. Please allow functional cookies for this to work.
Cheer
Jeer
Latest Posts
When is the Irish St Leger 2022? Curragh date, start time and runners
Alex Harris / Horse Racing News / 13 hours ago
Paddy’s Pick 5: You could win our next £/€25k jackpot on Saturday
PP Staff / Horse Racing News / 17 hours ago
When is the St Leger 2022? Doncaster date, start time, runners and betting
Alex Harris / Horse Racing News / 2 days ago
More Horse Racing News
Follow us on