He is one I noted last season to keep an eye on for this one - won well today (he ought to have done given race conditions) but I could see him land a big handicap this season and develop into an Irish National horse or maybe even an Aintree one.
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Im know expert on handicapping but surely he would not be well handicpped in any shape or form given how solid his formlines are from last year.
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I certainly think he's seen to best effect with cut in the ground (despite his run at Aintree).
I also have in the back of my mind the thought that he is a bit of a hound.
I also have in the back of my mind the thought that he is a bit of a hound.
Quality horse, he was unlucky that he came up against Cooldine in Thurles a number of times as a novice hurdler. This season should see him develop as a top chaser and I think i read Hughes will give him a Gold Cup entry.
