He has never been a fast work horse, so you take it on trust that he is in good form,” said Pauling. “He seems well, he looks well and he has a very progressive profile. “He’s been in great form since Cheltenham when he performed well in the Kim Muir,” said the younger O’Neill. “Definitely the step up in trip will suit him and any rain will be a huge help for an improving horse. He has top-weight, but the most important thing is for the ground to stay on the soft side.

Source: The Herald April 05, 2026 13:19 UTC