A Willie Mullins-trained horse is attracting Cheltenham Festival support ahead of his second run over hurdles at Punchestown this weekend.
Impaire Et Passe bolted up by 18 lengths when winning at Naas on his debut for the Mullins team last month and runs in the Moscow Flyer Novice Hurdle on Sunday, a race the Carlow trainer has previously won with the likes of Vautour, Douvan, Min and last year with Dysart Dynamo.
Following support for Cheltenham ahead of this weekend's Grade 2 contest, Ladbrokes have cut the Simon Munir and Isaac Souede-owned five-year-old into 10/1 from 12/1 for the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle, the opening race of the March Festival.