Sign up to BoyleSports and get up to £25 in free bets. Joe Tizzard is confident forgotten horse Lostintranslation can sneak in under the radar and bounce back to his best in the Magners Cheltenham Gold Cup on Friday week. The former jockey, who is now assistant trainer to his father Colin, believes the dual Grade One winner can add to his Betfair Chase win at Haydock and Listed victory at Carlisle this season as he makes his third appearance at the Cheltenham Festival. Although Lostintranslation, who finished down the field in the 2018 Supreme and second in last year’s JLT, has a bit to prove after pulling up in the King George VI Chase last time, Tizzard expects a different story on this occasion. He said: “I quite like the fact he has gone a bit quiet now as he can come in there without too much pressure and we feel we have him right back to where we want him. “He has been freshened right up and he goes there really well. We’ve not lost any faith in him. The seaso...
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