Last Saturday’s Ascot Chase hero – Fakir D’Oudairies – has reportedly come out of that race well by his trainer Joseph O’Brien – so, it’s now ‘all systems go’ for another crack at the Ryanair Chase, at the 2022 Cheltenham Festival ,which also sets up another exciting clash with his old rival Allaho.
Fakir D’Oudairies finished a 12-length second in the Ryanair Chase 12 months ago, with Allaho the winner that day. He’s since finished second to Allaho this season at Punchestown and Thurles, but his recent battle success in the Ascot Chase will have many Cheltenham Festival punters feeling he’s value in the Ryanair betting market @10/1 with bet365.