New photo Cheltenham Festival 2019: French raider Master Dino passes Festival audition with flying colours at Plumpton

FRENCH RAIDER Master Dino announced himself to British racing fans with a punchy win at Plumpton.

Not renowned for it’s Festival trials the course put on a Cheltenham bonus and attracted the likes of Gordon Elliot and Frenchman Guillaume Macaire to the Sussex track for an intriguing Novice Chase.

Daryl Jacob was on board the French raider

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It turned into a relative country stroll for Master Dino, who once past the free-running Knocknanuss, never looked back.

Bookmakers were impressed and cut the five-year-old into joint-favouritism for the JLT at Cheltenham.

The five-year-old was Champion Juvenile Hurdler in France last season and had made a winning start to life over fences.

Punters were confident and he was backed into 11-10 before the off at Plumpton.

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Predictably Knocknanuss set a solid gallop and only Master Dino could live with the pace around the tight track.

Entering the short run in, a confident Daryl Jacob moved upsides the Garry Moore horse and two solid jumps ended the contest.

Guillaume Macaire said afterwards that they would target the Scilly Isles Chase at Sandown, with Cheltenham the long-term aim.

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