But it’s not all about Mille Chief because of the 21 entries that are still currently in the running quite a few are seeing a lot of market support including According, the Nicky Henderson contender. Willie Mullins, who trained the last Irish victor of the Triumph Hurdle, Scolardy in 2003, has four year old french Secant Star heading up his three entrants and bookies are all over it with average ante-post odds of 10/1 which could turn out to be a fantastic each way bet!.

According to Mullins Secant Star could be running at the Winning Fair Juvenile Hurdle at Fairyhouse on Feb 20th so keep an eye out and if he’s on form we’ll know it by then. He could be joined at Fairyhouse by the Irish, Edward O’Grady trained, Alaivan who is currently fourth favourite on the ante-post odds for the Triumph Hurdle.

1.30 JCB Triumph Hurdle 2m 1f

• Mille Chief 4/1
• According 10/1
• Secant Star 10/1
• Alaivan 12/1
• Advisor 12/1
• Carlito Brigante 12/1
• Royal Mix 16/1
• Westlin Winds 16/1
• Pistolet Noir 20/1
• Pittoni 20/1
• Sang Bleu 25/1
• Sunwise 25/1
• Notus De La Tour 25/1
• Baccalaureate 25/1
• Barizan 33/1
• Cross Appeal 33/1
• Gilded Age 33/1
• Mosstown 33/1
• Remember Now 33/1
• Olofi 33/1
• Barwell Bridge 33/1

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