Power take on Cue Card in Supreme

BOOKMAKERS Paddy Power are hoping lightning can strike for a third time by offering a money-back special if Cue Card wins the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle at Cheltenham.

Power take on Cue Card in Supreme
Mon, 28 Feb, 2011 - 00:00
Colin Wilson

The firm have offered the same concession for the last two years on beaten favourites Cousin Vinny and Dunguib and are taking on Colin Tizzard’s five-year-old in the Festival opener.

Currently on offer at 9-4 with Paddy Power, the bookie will refund all losing bets placed from 10am on February 27 if Cue Card comes home in front.

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