2023 Champion Bumper Odds and Entries - It's For Me tops another Irish-dominant market

Here's a look through the current Champion Bumper betting and a rundown of the most likely runners.

11 of the last 13 editions of the Champion Bumper have been won by Irish horses and it's no surprise to see raiders dominating the betting for this year's renewal. Leading the pack is Willie Mullin's It's For Me, who ran out an impressive winner on his debut under rules at Navan.

Willie Mullins could also run fellow Munir & Souede flag-bearer Fun Fun Fun, the Rich Ricci-owned Chapeau De Soleil and Fact To File. Westport Cove, Dancing City, Western Diego and Did I Ask You That could also represent Ireland's Champion Trainer.

Gordon Elliott has Better Days Ahead, Pour Les Fillies and King Of Kingsfield entered up. John Kiely accounts for the current second-favourite, unbeaten A Dream To Share. Slade Steel and Encanto Bruno could represent Henry De Bromhead and John McConnell respectively.

The highest-placed home entrant is Fergal O'Brien's Dysart Enos, who upset hot-favourite Queens Gamble to win a Listed bumper at Market Rasen. Willmount and Wrappedupinmay are the only other British entrants at the Cheltenham Festival.