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He's been running at the top level the whole time, all in Group 1's, and obviously we didn't think he'd get a mile-and-a-quarter,. That's the first time we did it with him and let him roll on beautiful ground. He was there for everyone to follow and Seamus gave him a great ride, he went even to halfway and he kept going. He was happy to get a lead but he was going to go level and we were happy to make the running also. He got left there so he Seamus did the right thing. The plan was to come here and then go back to Ascot for the mile race again. I'd imagine that's where he'd go but he'd have an option of the Prince Of Wales now. We thought that the Curragh is a tough place to get a mile-and-a-quarter but he didn't flinch and he kept going. It was a great run from Cliffs Of Moher and we were delighted with him. He relaxed well and came there but just couldn't get past the other horse. We were very happy with his run, it was a very solid run. They found themselves and little bit back off of him (Lancaster Bomber) but he just kept going in front and didn't surrender. His form is very solid and his last run in the Lockinge was a very good run. We were thinking of coming here and going to the Prince Of Wales with Cliffs Of Moher so we'll see now and obviously Idaho goes next week to the Coronation. Some of those horses are still progressing and I'd say he progressed again. He's rated 116. It's a high rating and he's still not finished with maybe. A P O'Brien, trainer

E9,000 and the sixth E6,000 For four yrs old and upwards
Weights - 9st 3lb; Fillies allowed 3lb