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Posted on Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 10:49 AM
Huge Irish gamble loses at Cheltenham races
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Bookies were set to lose $5 million if Dunguib won so there were many happy faces in the boookmaker's ring after the odds on favorite came unstuck.
Dunguib was being talked about as the new racing sensation but his effort came up short in the champion novice's race at the famed festival.
Jockey Brian O'Connell will be blamed for leaving the horse too much to do but it is doubtful if he would have got to the impressive winner Menorah in any event.
In the second race the Irish got some consolation when Sizing Europe won the Arkle Chase.
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