In his first chase the four-year-old swept aside Willie Mullins Cheltenham Festival winner Ballyburn to land the Wayward Lad Novices' Chase at Kempton
Sir Gino, a four-year-old horse trained by Nicky Henderson, made a stunning debut over fences at Kempton, decisively beating Willie Mullins's Cheltenham Festival winner Ballyburn. This impressive victory has led to Sir Gino becoming the even-money favourite for the Arkle Trophy at the upcoming Cheltenham Festival.
Essentially, Sir Gino's exceptional performance has significantly boosted his chances at the prestigious Cheltenham Festival.
Sir Gino, a four-year-old horse trained by Nicky Henderson, made a stunning debut over fences at Kempton, decisively beating Willie Mullins's Cheltenham Festival winner Ballyburn. This impressive victory has led to Sir Gino becoming the even-money favourite for the Arkle Trophy at the upcoming Cheltenham Festival. Essentially, Sir Gino's exceptional performance has significantly boosted his chances at the prestigious Cheltenham Festival.