Bob Olinger the Relkeel hero back at Cheltenham
Dual Festival winner shines again at Prestbury Park.
Bob Olinger was a Cheltenham winner once again when striking in the Dornan Engineering Relkeel Hurdle.
Under Rachael Blackmore he returned to the track at which he has enjoyed two Festival successes, in the 2021 Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle and in the 2022 Turners Novices’ Chase.
Now reverted to hurdling after seeming to lose his way over fences, the Henry de Bromhead-trained bay was the 6-4 favourite for the Grade Two feature.
In a field of four each of the quartet still held a chance turning for home, but it was Bob Olinger who strode up the hill to secure an impressive seven-length win from market rival Marie’s Rock.
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