Elixir Du Nutz shocks favourite Jonbon in Clarence contest
22-1 shot denies odds-on chance in Cheltenham Grade One.
There was a huge shock in the My Pension Expert Clarence House Chase as Elixir De Nutz battled back to beat Jonbon, providing jockey Freddie Gingell and trainer Joe Tizzard with a first Grade One win. The race was expected to be dominated by Jonbon in the absence of El Fabiolo but he rarely looked at ease. He jumped slowly in the early stages as Elixir De Nutz (22-1) helped set the pace, getting into a great rhythm under Gingell. Nicky Henderson’s Jonbon eventually got on an even keel and coming down the hill looked set to stamp his authority on the race.A first Grade 1 victory for nephew and uncle 🥹
Elixir Du Nutz & @gingell_freddie deny Jonbon in a the Clarence House Chase 💛🖤pic.twitter.com/zDtE5PcYby — Great British Racing (@GBRacing) January 27, 2024
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