2022 Supreme Novices' Hurdle: the runners, the odds, the verdict
The Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle (1.30) opens the Cheltenham Festival and this year's contest is as eagerly anticipated as ever. Willie Mullins and Nicky Henderson both dominate the front end of the market – Ireland's champion trainer is represented by Dysart Dynamo, Kilcruit and Bring On The Night, while Henderson has two smart prospects in the line-up in Constitution Hill and Jonbon.
1.30 Cheltenham, Tuesday: Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle racecard and betting
1 Bring On The Night
Easy win on hurdle debut; seemingly the Mullins third string but he could be anything
Trainer: Willie Mullins
Jockey: Bryan Cooper
Odds: 25-1
2 Constitution Hill
Scooted clear in the Grade 1 Tolworth and he's an exciting prospect for his top trainer
Trainer: Nicky Henderson
Jockey: Nico de Boinville
Odds: 5-2
3 Dysart Dynamo
Has won his four starts in impressive fashion and he's a key player for Willie Mullins
Trainer: Willie Mullins
Jockey: Paul Townend
Odds: 9-4
4 Jonbon
Unbeaten two-time Grade 2 winner; there can be optimism there's more left in the tank
Trainer: Nicky Henderson
Jockey: Aidan Coleman
Odds: 9-2
5 Jpr One
Two-time novice winner but his best form is a long way below the level required today
Trainer: Colin Tizzard
Jockey: Brendan Powell
Odds: 100-1
6 Kilcruit
Goes up in grade but has potential at the top level given his bumper exploits
Trainer: Willie Mullins
Jockey: Patrick Mullins
Odds: 13-2
7 Mighty Potter
Grade 1 win last time; not the finished article but he is in excellent hands to progress
Trainer: Gordon Elliott
Jockey: Jack Kennedy
Odds: 17-2
8 Shallwehaveonemore
Ran well when Grade 2 runner-up latest but his limitations are likely to be exposed today
Trainer: Gary Moore
Jockey: Joshua Moore
Odds: 50-1
9 Silent Revolution
Beat useful sort on hurdle debut in November but bundles to find against the pick of these
Trainer: Paul Nicholls
Jockey: Harry Cobden
Odds: 80-1
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The verdict
This is a cracker to get the festival under way and Constitution Hill is the one who can be roared home in front.
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