Appreciate It rules Supreme for Mullins and Townend
Dominant display in Festival opener.
Appreciate It lived up to his pre-race billing as he powered to victory in the Sky Bet Supreme Novices’ Hurdle at Cheltenham. The 8-11 favourite, trained by Willie Mullins and ridden by Paul Townend, outclassed his seven rivals with a dominant display in the Festival curtain-raiser. It was the start the Irish hoped for with Appreciate It coming home 24 lengths clear of the opposition to give Mullins a seventh success in the race.😍 That leap at the last from Appreciate It
What a start to the 2021 #CheltenhamFestival @WillieMullinsNH @PTownend @CheltenhamRaces pic.twitter.com/IREimhHn5m — Racing TV (@RacingTV) March 16, 2021
As expected, For Pleasure set the pace, but Appreciate It was always nicely in his slipstream. Townend made his move at the third-last, with the seven-year-old taking over from the penultimate obstacle. From then on, Appreciate It pulled easily clear. His stablemate Blue Lord was his nearest pursuer when he came down at the last. That left Henry de Bromhead’s Ballyadam to claim second place, having made a mistake when hitting the second-last flight. For Pleasure stuck to his task admirably to claim third place, two and a quarter lengths further away.
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