Rachel Blackmore won the obstacle of the residents of Bob Olinger to complete the Shellham Festival on Thursday.
The 8-1 shot, on which Henry de Broomhid, the winner of the teaahupoo last year, won a hill battle.
“I am very lucky to be on this horse. It’s great. He has a lot of speed and he can use it,” said Blackmore, who had previously triumphed over an atmosphere of entitlement.
Meanwhile, the fact was presented in a bold offer to win the Ryanair Chase coach Willie Mullins and the JP Mcmanus owner.
BlackMore and Bob Older won the victory of a third festival after the successes of the Novice Hurdle and Nevice Chase in 2021 and 2022.
The 35 -year -old pioneering knight adds Aqaba to the winning CV, which also includes Grand National, Gold CUP, Champion Hurdele, Champion Chase and Ryanair.
She claimed her first victory for this year’s meeting with a great trip on Air for De Bromhead 16-1, as it erupted late to finish half a length in front of the favorite Sixandahalf in the obstacle of beginners in MARES.
Blackmore, which was marginalized for three months due to a neck injury after her fall in September, was the first woman to lead the knight at the festival in 2021 and now has 18 victories at the meeting.
Bob Olinger apparently was the second series of owners Robcour behind the ruling Teahupoo champion, but he retracted a price over 20-1 and won a length of three and three quarters, with the wall of the wall in third place.