Amazing Allaho rockets to Ryanair glory
All-the-way victory is another for Rachael Blackmore.
Allaho produced a dominant front-running performance under Rachael Blackmore to give Willie Mullins a record fourth success in the Ryanair Chase at Cheltenham. The Cheveley Park Stud-owned seven-year-old simply ran his rivals into the ground from the off, with Blackmore making her intentions clear from flag-fall in setting a strong pace and putting the rest of the field under pressure.Allaho storms home to win the Ryanair Chase!@rachaelblackmor & @WillieMullinsNH are having an incredible week at @CheltenhamRaces!#ITVRacing#CheltenhamFestival pic.twitter.com/ruiVDiOonb
— ITV Racing (@itvracing) March 18, 2021
Victory never looked in doubt as the 3-1 favourite kept going to strike by 12 lengths from Joseph O’Brien’s Fakir D’oudairies, with Tornado Flyer half a length away in third for the Mullins stable and Amy Murphy’s Kalashnikov a creditable fourth.
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