Latest results and tips from day two at Cheltenham‘Nothing beats winning’: two jockeys’ different pathsFeel free to email Niall or tweet @niallmcveigh 2.01pm GMT Presenting Percy (11-4) is the deserving favourite, having run the Irish National winner Our Duke to a length last month. For a novice, that’s outstanding form and he won over hurdles at last year’s Festival. Monalee is a classy type who went close in a Grade One here last year. A fall has been the only blip on his record in three starts over fences. Jumping has been more of a problem for Al Boum Photo, who might have beaten Monalee last time but for a lack of fluency. It’s asking a lot for him to show better jumping form in such a hot race but he does have the benefit of Ruby Walsh this time. Black Corton, the only British runner in the first five in the betting, has improved enormously since starting his season at Newton Abbot in October, with Bryony Frost a big part of his story. They stuffed Ms Parfois at Ascot last time and that one ran a huge race in the four-miler here yesterday. 1.59pm GMT Next up is the RSA Chase, where 22-year-old Bryony Frost is looking to continue her rise on Black Corton. Donald McRae spoke to her, and Paddy Brennan, ahead of this year’s Festival: Related: ‘Nothing beats winning’ – a rising star, a battle-scarred veteran, two Cheltenham journeys Continue reading…
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