ENVOI ALLEN can continue his return to form in today's John Durkan Memorial Punchestown Chase.
The seven-year-old, whose exploits in bumpers and over hurdles made him the most exciting jumper around, ended last season with questions to answer.
He fell at Cheltenham and then ran no race at the Punchestown Festival the following months.
However, his comeback at Down Royal just over a month ago was (7) encouraging as he looked much 7) more like the Envoi Allen of old.
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