Cork Thu, 20th Mar, 2025  Saint Le Fort At Clonmel the last day, for some reason, he didn’t handle the heavy ground and while he ran well in Limerick (previously) on heavy, but it was maybe looser. In Clonmel we were disappointed because he was well beaten. The ground made a big difference to him and he jumped much better. Today he seemed to excel over the two-and-a-half (miles). From day one he was a good jumper but the last day he left it behind him a bit as he was sloppy at some of the jumps. He’s a light-framed horse, so we can’t overdo it, so his next run could be a month away, but it looks as if he’s going to be okay.

Naas Sun, 10th Nov, 2024  Spasiba It probably worked out workmanlike for his price, he was very short. I'll have to look at another half mile for him and maybe going right-handed. He seemed to be leaning to the right, so a novice hurdle right-handed would be the obvious thing to do. Sometimes you don't get right-handed and have to go left-handed, we'll take what we get. It's a big open straight here in Naas, facing up there, but he got the job done and that's the important thing.