Snap up the 14-1 about this Arkle contender before it disappears on Saturday

We have plenty to look forward to this weekend thanks to some excellent fare at Cheltenham, but surely all eyes will be on the one and only Bob Olinger when he makes his chasing debut at Punchestown on Saturday.
Legendary gaelic games commentator Micheal O Muircheartaigh would often call the most brilliant players by their first names only in commentary, such was the esteem in which they were held, and I think it's time we started referring to this horse simply as Bob.
He was superb in Grade 1 company last season and comments from Henry de Bromhead suggest he has been schooling well ahead of his run in the 2m3½f beginners' chase (12.00).
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