Hold those bets on Min for  Supreme Novices’ Hurdle at Cheltenham

Don’t fall for the bookmaker-inspired hype regarding Willie Mullins’ Min in the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle at Cheltenham, following his win at Punchestown last Saturday.

Those whose job is to get as much publicity as possible for their respective firms have been in full flow this week. It has taken a fair bit of swallowing.

Liam Glynn, of Boylesports, for instance, was quoted as saying: “Punters cannot get enough of Min and he is a big five-figure loser in the book for the firm and that continues to grow on a daily basis.”