Hurricane Fly and Jezki on course to meet for a seventh time in Irish Champion

Hurricane Fly and Jezki are again on a collision course for the BHP Insurances Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown on Sunday.

Wed, 21 Jan, 2015 - 00:00

Nick Robson

With the score currently four wins to two in favour of the former, all eyes will be on one of the keenest rivalries in jumps racing.

Hurricane Fly, trained by Willie Mullins, is unbeaten at Leopardstown and will be attempting to surpass the great Istabraq by winning this race a fifth time.

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Courts Racing Place: Leopardstown Place: County Carlow Place: Doncaster Place: Cheltenham Place: Fairyhouse Place: Ireland Place: Limerick Place: Bristol De Mai Place: Aintree Place: Punchestown Place: Wetherby Place: Haydock Person: Jezki Person: Willie Mullins Person: Mullins Person: Plinth Person: Tiger Roll Person: Un De Sceaux Person: Valseur Lido Person: Noel Meade Person: Gilgamboa Person: Enda Bolger Person: JP McManus Person: Clarcam Person: Vautour Person: Vercingetorix Person: Andre Fabre Person: Gordon Elliott Person: Simon Munir Person: Isaac Souede Person: Anthony Bromley Person: David Bridgwater Person: Tom Cannon Person: Bridgwater Person: Tom Person: David Pipe Person: Dynaste Person: Silviniaco Conti Event: BHP Event: Irish Champion Hurdle Event: Cheltenham Festival Event: Christmas Event: Gala Retail Spring Juvenile Hurdle Event: BetBright Cup Chase Event: Argento Chase Event: Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup Event: Charlie Hall Chase Event: Betfair Chase Organisation: Arctic Fire Organisation: Faugheen Organisation: Hurricane Fly Organisation: Ryanair Organisation: Fiscal Focus Organisation: Arkle Organisation: Chase Organisation: Drinmore Organisation: Apache Stronghold Organisation: Peace And Co Organisation: Rocky Creek

<p>"I’m more pleased for the dog than I am for myself - we’ve got to try to win number six now," said trainer Graham Holland. Pic: ©INPHO/Nick Elliott</p>

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