Emitom has to win well at Haydock this weekend to put himself back in the picture. His run at Cheltenham on New Years Day was absolutely awful and out of sync with everything else he's done. It takes some forgiving. The only way you could be interested is after he's proved it all wrong.
You get the feeling though that he may a fragile horse and they struggle to keep him right. He's certainly more lightly raced than you'd expect. Perhaps he'll be one of those horses that needs better ground to be at his best, but it takes him some time to get over running on it, pulling up sore and stiff afterwards. Sooner or later horses like that stop putting it all in.
On the other hand he could be the type that's got one big race in him. The trouble is a horse with a profile like his is hard to back.