85-year-old trainer and 18-year-old jockey steal the show at Cheltenham

A Dream To Share, sporting the famous green and gold silks of JP McManus, storms to victory in the finale, the Weatherbys Champion Bumper
85-year-old trainer and 18-year-old jockey steal the show at Cheltenham

Racegoers on day two of the Cheltenham Festival. Picture: Andrew Matthews/PA

An 85-year-old trainer and an 18-year-old jockey stole the show on day two of the Cheltenham Festival as the aptly named A Dream To Share, sporting the famous green and gold silks of JP McManus, stormed to victory in the finale, the Weatherbys Champion Bumper.

It was a first Festival success for veteran Dungarvan trainer John Kiely who himself was still riding out until covid made its unwelcome presence felt.

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