Ruby Walsh: Elliott holds the Allen key to a Ballymore banker

I must say I got the most enjoyment out of watching Barry Geraghty winning on Epatante yesterday, seeing his reaction and seeing just how much he enjoyed winning the Champion Hurdle.
Ruby Walsh: Elliott holds the Allen key to a Ballymore banker
Wed, 11 Mar, 2020 - 00:00
Ruby Walsh

Patrick Mullins is unseated from Carefully Selected in the four-miler yesterday. Picture: Dan Sheridan/Inpho
Patrick Mullins is unseated from Carefully Selected in the four-miler yesterday. Picture: Dan Sheridan/Inpho

I must say I got the most enjoyment out of watching Barry Geraghty winning on Epatante yesterday, seeing his reaction and seeing just how much he enjoyed winning the Champion Hurdle.

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Sports ColumnistsCheltenhamPlace: BallymorePlace: IrelandPlace: FernyPlace: ThymePlace: FairyhousePlace: NavanPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: ElliottPerson: AllenPerson: Barry GeraghtyPerson: BarryPerson: RachaelPerson: Robert PowerPerson: AltiorPerson: Defi De SeuilPerson: Chacun Pour SoiPerson: Nicky HendersonPerson: Willie MullinsPerson: Defi Du SeuilPerson: DefiPerson: WilliePerson: Tiger RollPerson: PatrickPerson: Five Bar BrianPerson: Envoi AllenPerson: Sporting JohnPerson: The Big BreakawayPerson: AbacadabrasPerson: Davy RussellPerson: AllahoPerson: ChampPerson: Minella IndoPerson: Colin TizzardEvent: Champion HurdleEvent: Champion ChaseEvent: PunchestownEvent: Cross Country ChaseEvent: Champion BumperEvent: New Year’s DayOrganisation: CheltenhamOrganisation: Fairyhouse
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