The first horse that dramatically moved in the betting for both the Supreme and the Ballymore Novices' Hurdle was the superstar Dysart Dynamo for Willie Mullins.
The five year old son of Westerner was highlighted by many as a horse to watch stepping over obstacles having been a very smart bumper horse, winning both his events last term by a combined 16 lengths.
In December he headed to Cork for his hurdles debut where he did not disappoint, finishing a whole 19 lengths ahead of the second placed Lucky Tenner.
Stepping up to Grade Two company on Sunday for the Moscow Flyer Novice Hurdle over two miles he again went on to win by 19 lengths, winning the race half way round.
He is a very smart prospect for the yard and has entries in both the Supreme and Ballymore, but off the back of it will likely head to the former.
Overall, for the first race of the festival he went from 14/1 into 4/1 and with some firms is even shorter.
DYSART DYNAMO makes it 4⃣ from 4⃣ with a ridiculous performance in the Moscow Flyer 🤯
— The Winners Enclosure (@TWEnclosure) January 16, 2022
Runs his rivals ragged with a real powerful cruising speed under @PTownend for @WillieMullinsNH at Punchestown 🔥
🎬 @RacingTV pic.twitter.com/igAzvDHOsf