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Kalellshan wins again
Kalellshan became the first horse to win twice at the Festival this week when again successfully adopting front-running tactics in the Guinness Handicap Hurdle for amateur riders.
The 11/4 favourite, already a winner here on Monday evening, readily defied a 6lb penalty under James “Corky” Carroll.
The Charles Byrnes-trained gelding was sent straight into the lead, and proceeded to dominate the two and a quarter mile event with some superb jumping.
The seven-year-old travelled well into the straight and appeared to have plenty in reserve when beating Turner Brown by three and a half lengths.
“There is no other way of riding him, and he stays better than people give him credit for,” said Byrnes afterwards.
He added: “James got a breather into him, and he went away again. I suppose he may go to Listowel, and it's always an option to go back chasing.”