Cheltenham Festival: Jasmin De Vaux comes from last to first in Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle for Willie Mullins | Racing News happymamay

Jasmin De Vaux added success in the last year’s hero when staying strongly to hit Albert Bartlet Newvous in Shallitham.

Paul Tounda gave the six -year -old a patient journey, but he came smoothly to control the entry of the house directly.

The Market The Big Westerner made a strong challenge on the final trip, but 1/6/1 Jasmin de Vaux kept his death in running in the prevailing and a half and the coach Willie Moulins gave his fourth victory a day.

“We have made a lot of education with him, which is the very abnormal jump, and Paul said he had made a chaos from the third match, but he jumped in the last two when we wanted,” Moulins said.

“We know that he has a driver and that it is only about taking it from A to B, and going to this slower during a longer journey that has made the difference – its walls may jump better than the obstacles next year and we may go to beginners.

“Most of the winners of the hero of Al -Wafir were from our surplus, and on its ratio and class, it was worth trying the longest race.

“Maybe it surprised me how much he got the field and seeing him another sitting. I was wondering that he could have come from this time?

“Once he got to the third match, I felt confident and certainly after moving forward, I felt that he was losing it, but then again that last journey of obstacles, with one of the worst race players, I think there was always anxiety.

“I thought for half a second when he fell during the last thing he had thrown away, but he did enough hill anyway.”