Cheltenham Festival day three preview: Unbridled team name their picks for Stayers’ Hurdle and Ryanair Chase | Racing News

Paddy Brennan is not strange to two races on the third day of the Cheltenham Festival, where he beat both Hurdle ‘Hurdle and Ryanair Chase in his sparkling career, and joined Matt Chapman in a special offer for unjustified inspection before working on Thursday.

In The Stayers’ (4.00), the Defending Teahupoo champion returned to defend his title after this season campaign that I saw on the path once in Fairyhouse in December.

The fact that File is the other winner of the festival after he admired the chase of the beginners brown consultants 12 months ago.

He collided with the Galopin Des Champs three times this season, and he is now avoiding the fourth clash while falling on a trip to Ryanair (3.20).

On The Stayers. Teahupoo Winning or losing residents.

“If there is another horse I will choose, this wall will be. I think it can end with the power of the hill.”

“I am concerned about Teahupoo. I think it is weak on this surface and it is not far from the rest,” Chapman said.

“I hope something else will improve here. At home by me you can argue in the form of his life, it depends only if this model is good enough.

“Lucky place It is optional. He did not defeat this season and had only eight races in his life, so he is completely not exposed. I think he will love this trip completely and was great in the coral Cup here last year.

“The winner of the Golden Ace winner of ASCOT in ASCOT this season and Nicky Henderson horses like Grying Ground.”

The unbridled team is also divided into their choices for Ryanair, which should see the French opponent Il EST Francais begins at the forefront.

“IL Est Francais will make this a very easy race to ride to Protektora and Fact to File,” Brennan said. “He will go to the pure and follow him. They only have to enter their comfort area, but they are not allowed to clarify 20 long long.

“I think this will be a great race, but I am with Really to submit“

Chapman said: “It is a horse that might want a little more pieces on the ground, but I don’t see a lot of mistake Protektoraat.

“It was great in Windsor, and he ranked third in a golden cup. This is more than many of these things.

“I talked to AP McCoy this week and felt they really imagined to present it. I think they would ride him forward and think he would win it.”