2025 Solicitors Novice Hurdle Betting Odds at Leopardstown racecourse

Saturday, 01 February 2025

There’s a stamina-sapping encounter set to take place at Leopardstown Racecourse, with the Nathaniel Lacy & Partners Solicitors Novice Hurdle featuring Final Demand who is set to go off as favourite. He’s one of the several horses trained by Willie Mullins, with Sounds Victorius also having the potential to claim the spoils.

Supersundae is another horse from the same stable, with the six-year-old having won this season and the same applies to Jasmin De Vaux. Perhaps trainer Gordon Elliott can spoil the party with The Yellow Clay, with the six-year-old having notched a series of wins and the same stable has Bleu De Vassy running.

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Final Demand has passed both assignments in his career to date and there could be more to come from a horse who is favourite to land a victory here. At Limerick in December, there were ten other runners fended off when the 4/7 favourite was able to oblige, with that fifteen-length win making the racing circles sit up and take notice.

Sounds Victorius was able to score last time out and Willie Mullins will have high hopes for a runner who was able to oblige at Fairyhouse when obliging over two miles and five furlongs. This came after finishing second out of seven runners at Punchestown, with the horse looking like a backable each-way price.

Supersundae is also available at a decent price and it would be no surprise to find this Mullins horse beating the rest of the field. This charge actually has an official rating and was last seen running at Naas when finishing second behind The Yellow Clay. He now has eight lengths to find on a horse who might be overpriced for the encounter.

After all, it’s been four successive victories for a horse trained by Gordon Elliott and the horse actually boasts the highest official rating in the field. There was a success at Down Royal before a double at Navan and that came before that runaway triumph at Naas which means that there’s plenty of value in the price.