Cheltenham Festival 2024 Form and Entries for Horse Decorated Knight (GB)

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Reports in which Decorated Knight (GB) was mentioned

Burnt Sugar blows away rivals in finale

Burnt Sugar made it three wins for English-trained runners on day one of Irish Champions Weekend at Leopardstown when recording an impressive victory in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Sovereign Path Handicap. Sat 09th Sep

Review leopardstown 9th Sep

Decorated Knight registered his third Group One victory of the campaign by coming from last to first in the QIPCO Irish Champion Stakes at LeopardstownSat 09th Sep

Knight records 25/1 Champion Stakes shock

Decorated Knight provided one of the biggest shocks in the illustrious history of the Qipco Irish Champion Stakes when taking the Leopardstown feature at odds of 25/1. Sat 09th Sep

Review curragh 28th May

Aidan O'Brien continued his Classic domination as Winter trounced her rivals in the Tattersalls Irish 1,000 Guineas at the CurraghSun 28th May

Knight gives Charlton more Curragh glory

Decorated Knight maintained Roger Charlton's magnificent record in Group Ones at the Curragh when claiming the Tattersalls Gold Cup this afternoon. Sun 28th May

Review leopardstown 14th Jul

Roger Charlton launched a successful raid on Leopardstown as Decorated Knight (9-4) stamped his authority on the ICON Meld StakesThu 14th Jul

Knight wins the Meld under Baker for Charlton

Portage and Decorated Knight dominated the betting for the Group 3 ICON Meld Stakes, with the Roger Charlton trained latter coming out on top. Thu 14th Jul

After race at Leopardstown Sat, 9th Sep, 2017 (1st)

He's tough, consistent and very sound. He's produced an amazing turn of foot and ran right to the line. There was nothing flukey about it. He's been a bit unlucky in his last couple of races. He hated the ground at York, got bashed about at Sandown in the Eclipse and ran a great race at Royal Ascot. He's been on the go since March and he's improved and improved. To keep going all season is a tribute to the horse. I was half thinking that this might be his last race. I guess we will now look at the Champion Stakes in Ascot. Ireland has been very lucky for me with three Tattersalls Gold Cups, a Pretty Polly and now this.

Roger Charlton