Gordon Elliott's Teahupoo had his Champion Hurdle odds slashed after an impressive 11 length win in the Red Mills Trial Hurdle at Gowran Park on Saturday.

The five-year-old Masked Marvel gelding was cut to 8-1 from 20s by Betfair for next month's Cheltenham Festival feature after trouncing his six rivals.
Teahupoo went off 13-8 favourite under Robbie Power after seeing off Quilixios in winning both his starts so far this season.
Stablemate Felix Desjy set the pace, with Saldier briefly tryinh to push the agenda, Teahupoo, named after the Tahitian village known for its surfing, was riding the crest of a wave.
Teahupoo defeated the staying-on Darasso by 11 lengths, with Quilixios a further 11 lengths back in third.
Elliott said: "I thought he did it well. It was a good performance.
"Robbie said he hated the ground but he picked up on a bit better ground in the straight. He probably got there plenty soon but he had to go the way the race worked out.
"We said we'd come here today and see exactly where we were. Thankfully it's worked out and we can think about the Champion Hurdle now. We can dream for another few weeks!
"He's a very deceiving horse as he doesn't do much at home. He's very laidback but I'd say he's not a bad horse."
Power was notching his first winner since returning from a tendon injury he sustained in October.
The rider said: "It's been a long road back, but he's the sort of horse that you want to come back for.
"I won on him twice as a juvenile and when Jack (Kennedy) won on him this season, he said he was a lot stronger."
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