Kitzbühel

British

/ ˈkɪtsbʊəl /

noun

a town in W Austria, in the Tirol: centre for winter sports. Pop: 8574 (2001)

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It was a Mullins one-two in the Novices' Chase with a brilliant jumping display from 11-1 chance Kitzbuhel allowing him to hold off the challenge of 7-2 shot Final Demand.

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Jockey Harry Cobden labelled Kitzbuhel a "phenomenal little horse".

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He continued to plug away, picking up three podium finishes before he reaped the rewards of his perseverence and resilience in 2022 when, at the age of 35, he became the first Briton, and oldest skier, to win World Cup slalom gold with his victory in Kitzbuhel.

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Since 2022, the year the trio formed a British 'team' in an otherwise individual sport, Ryding achieved four more World Cup podiums, including that Kitzbuhel win.

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Last month, after winning World Cup gold at prestigious Kitzbuhel, Franzoni said he had raced with Franzoso "in his mind" after the two had shared a room at the course a year previously.

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