Massive gamble on Nicky Henderson’s ‘impressive’ next superstar sees Cheltenham odds slashed ahead of debut run
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A MASSIVE gamble is forming on Nicky Henderson's 'impressive' next superstar ahead of his debut run. Punters have been piling into the French recruit for the Triumph Hurdle at March's Cheltenham Festival. William Hill reported a 'sea of support' for the four-year-old, owned by Joe and Marie Donnelly.
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SIGN UP NOW. 18+ Ts and Cs apply. First month membership £1, then £3 per month unless you cancel at least 7 days before your next billing date. For more information contact help@thesun.co.uk. And those odds will get shorter again if he bolts up at Kempton on Saturday.
While Palladium, the £1.2million world-record purchase, was all the rage at Seven Barrows a few weeks ago, attention has now turned to Lulamba. He raced just once in France under esteemed trainer Arnauld Chaille-Chaille, winning a 2m2f hurdle on heavy by five lengths.
Lulamba was snapped up the Donnellys after that and the first step of his journey to potential Cheltenham victory is set to come on Saturday. But regardless of whether racing goes ahead there or not amid the freezing cold snap, punters are keen to have him on-side for the Triumph.
