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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Envoi Allen, with Rachael Blackmore left, Photo: Sportsfile
Racheal Blackmore has three more rides on the final day of Cheltenham. She was unable to ride any winners on Thursday but has three more opportunities on Friday. Including the big one, The Cheltenham Gold Cup.
Highwind - 1.30
Her first race of the day comes aboard Highwind, whos last win came at Punchestown in January. The Willie Mullins trained horse is a huge outsider for the race at 33/1 (all prices from RacingPost).
Chigorin - 2.50
At the novices' hurdles at 2.50 she rides Chigorin, at an outside chance at 12/1 odds. The horse trained from the De Bromhead stable will look to cash in his big price. The horse who won in his last race out in Fairyhouse.
Jungle Boogie - 3.30
And finally, the big one, The Cheltenham Gold Cup and she will be riding Jungle Boogie at a huge 33/1. The horse has just five runs but on form looks like a decent runner. Racheal who has previously won the Gold Cup 2022 will look to take back that crown again.
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