Mullins - trains Quatre Heures (Getty Images).

By Andy Schooler

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Quatre Heures has been the subject of plenty of support for the Anglo Irish Bank Supreme Novices Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival.

Willie Mullins' charge, winner of his last two hurdle races, was cut from 16/1 to 12s on Monday by Hills and on Tuesday they trimmed another point off their price after the horse was tipped up by the Racing Post's Pricewise column.

Stan James, Paddy Power and VCBet also cut Quatre Heures on Tuesday.

A best price of just 12/1 is now available.

Sweet Wake is the hot favourite at around the 3/1 mark for the Festival's opening race on March 14.

Meanwhile, Ambobo is proving popular in the Ladbrokes World Hurdle market following a win in France on Monday.

Ambobo is 12/1 from 14s with the sponsors and 10/1 from 14s with Hills.

The latter firm have also shortened Patriarch Express (14s from 16s) and The Market Man (25s from 33s).

The JP McManus-owned Baracouda, a former winner of the race, remains the market leader.